Bachelor of Arts (Macquarie University) (2003-2005)
Bachelor of Laws (Honours Class 1) (University of Western Sydney) (2006-2008)
University Medal in Bachelor of Laws Degree (top graduating student) (2009)
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice (College of Law) (2009)
Barrister Examinations and Barrister Course (New South Wales Bar Association) (2011)
Doctor of Philosophy, ‘Use of a National Interest Criterion in Commonwealth Legislation – Suggested Reforms for Greater Accountability in Executive Decision-Making’ (University of New South Wales) (2015-2018)

Adjunct Lecturer (New South Wales College of Law) (2014-2018)
Barrister (May 2011-)
Co-Author & Editor, Federal Administrative Law, Thomson Reuters Australia (2020-)
Co-Author & Editor, Douglas and Jones’s Administrative Law, Federation Press (2023-)
Consultant at LexisNexis (2008-2009)
Course Convenor and Founding Author of Graduate Diploma in Australian Migration Law (Western Sydney University) (2016-)
Human Rights Committee, New South Wales Bar Association (2022-)
Researcher to the Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG, former Justice of the High Court of Australia (November 2009-March 2010)
Senior University Lecturer (Western Sydney University, School of Law) (2009-)
Student Misconduct Panel, Western Sydney University (2023-)
Tipstaff to the Honourable Justice Peter McClellan AM QC, Chief Judge at Common Law, Supreme Court of New South Wales (2010)
Work Plan Committee, Western Sydney University, School of Law (2022-)

College of Law Alumnus
Macquarie University Alumnus
New South Wales Bar Association Member
New South Wales University Alumnus
Western Sydney University AlumnusThe Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG (former Justice of the High Court of Australia) with his former legal researcher, Dr Jason Donnelly

Parliamentary and Statutory Inquiries

Citizenship, Immigration and Migration Law

Contract Law, Employment Law and Equity

Criminal Law

Personal Injury

Statutory Interpretation and Public Law

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