Associate Professor Bibi Sangha

Adjunct Academic Status

College of Business, Government and Law

place Law & Commerce
GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia

Bibi graduated with BA (Hons) in Law from Middlesex University in the UK. She went on to complete her LL.M at the London School of Economics. She was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn in London. She has also been admitted to practice as a Barrister and Solicitor in Malaysia, the Australian Capital Territory and South Australia. She appeared before the Privy Council in the last case on appeal from Malaysia. Prior to joining Flinders Law School, she was a lecturer in law at the Australian National University.
She has done extensive work in both teaching and writing in contract, commercial and corporate law as well as comparative law on miscarriages of justice (Australia, Canada and Britain). In 2007 she was commissioned to provide an expert report to the Goudge Commission of Inquiry into Pediatric Pathology in Canada.

Key responsibilities

Associate Dean Research (2016),
Chair of School Research Committee (2016),
Member of Faculty Research Committee (2016),
Member of School Executive Committee (2016),
Member of School International Committee (2010-2017),
Member of Centre for Crime Policy and Research Centre Management Committee

Teaching interests
Contract, Advanced Contract, Comparative Aspects of Malaysian Law, Comparative Law on Miscarriages of Justice (Australia, Canada and Britain)
Topic coordinator
LLAW3271 Miscarriages of Justice- Australia, Canada, Britain
LLAW1224 Advanced Contract
Topic lecturer
LLAW1214 Contract
LLAW1224 Advanced Contract [Writing ll ]
Supervisory interests
Comparative law
Crime, law and justice
Criminal appeals
Criminal law and evidence
Evidence
Legal theory
Miscarriages of justice
Wrongful convictions
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Appeals, expert evidence, miscarriages of justice
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