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Honorary Professor Simon Bronitt
Honorary Professor

Simon Bronitt

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Overview

Background

Over the past three decades, Professor Bronitt has published widely, ranging across criminal law and criminal justice, gender violence, policing and terrorism law, and corruption. Recent publications include Federal Proceeds of Crime Law (Thomson Reuters, 2023), Law in Context (5th ed, Federation Press, 2023), Rape Law in Context (Federation Press, 2018), and Principles of Criminal Law (4th ed, Thomson Reuters, 2017). In 2021, he was elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law.

Professor Bronitt was a Professor at the UQ Law School for five years and served as Deputy Head of School and Deputy Dean (Research) from June 2014 to 2018. He joined the Sydney Law School in 2019 as Head and Dean (2019-2024). He previously served as the Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, hosted by Griffith University (2009-2014).

Availability

Honorary Professor Simon Bronitt is:
Available for supervision
Media expert

Fields of research

Qualifications

  • Masters (Coursework) of Law, University of Cambridge

Research interests

  • Criminal Justice

  • Criminal Law

  • Criminology

  • Human Rights Law

  • Policing

  • Law and History

Works

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126 works between 1991 and 2025

81 - 100 of 126 works

2006

Book

Law in context

Bottomley, Stephen and Bronitt, Simon (2006). Law in context. 3rd ed. Annandale, NSW, Australia: Federation Press.

Law in context

2006

Journal Article

Sedition, security and human rights: 'Unbalanced' law reform in the 'War on Terror'

Bronitt, Simon and Stellios, James (2006). Sedition, security and human rights: 'Unbalanced' law reform in the 'War on Terror'. Melbourne University Law Review, 30 (3), 923-960.

Sedition, security and human rights: 'Unbalanced' law reform in the 'War on Terror'

2005

Book Chapter

Cyber-crime in the 21 st century: Windows on Australian law

Bronitt, Simon and Gani, Miriam (2005). Cyber-crime in the 21 st century: Windows on Australian law. Cyber-Crime. (pp. 141-167) Hong Kong University Press, HKU.

Cyber-crime in the 21 st century: Windows on Australian law

2005

Journal Article

Telecommunications interception in Australia: recent trends and regulatory prospects

Bronitt, Simon and Stellios, James (2005). Telecommunications interception in Australia: recent trends and regulatory prospects. Telecommunications Policy, 29 (11), 875-888. doi: 10.1016/j.telpol.2005.06.010

Telecommunications interception in Australia: recent trends and regulatory prospects

2005

Book

Principles of criminal law

Bronitt, Simon and McSherry, Bernadette (2005). Principles of criminal law. 2nd ed. Pyrmont, NSW, Australia: LBC Information Services.

Principles of criminal law

2005

Book Chapter

Interpreting law enforcement immunities: the relationship between judicial, legislative and administrative models

Bronitt, Simon (2005). Interpreting law enforcement immunities: the relationship between judicial, legislative and administrative models. Interpreting Statutes. (pp. 223-249) edited by Suzanne Corcoran and Stephen Bottomley. Leichhardt, NSW, Australia: The Federation Press.

Interpreting law enforcement immunities: the relationship between judicial, legislative and administrative models

2004

Journal Article

The law in undercover policing: a comparative study of entrapment and covert interviewing in Australia, Canada and Europe

Bronitt, Simon (2004). The law in undercover policing: a comparative study of entrapment and covert interviewing in Australia, Canada and Europe. Common Law World Review, 33 (1), 35-80. doi: 10.1350/clwr.33.1.35.25831

The law in undercover policing: a comparative study of entrapment and covert interviewing in Australia, Canada and Europe

2004

Book Chapter

Cyber-crime in the 21st Century: windows on Australian law

Bronitt, Simon and Gani, Miriam (2004). Cyber-crime in the 21st Century: windows on Australian law. Cyber Crime: The Challenge in Asia. (pp. 141-168) edited by Roderic G. Broadhurst and Peter N. Grabosky. Aberdeen, Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.

Cyber-crime in the 21st Century: windows on Australian law

2003

Journal Article

Shifting boundaries of cybercrime: from computer hacking to cyber-terrorism

Bronitt, Simon and Gani, Miriam (2003). Shifting boundaries of cybercrime: from computer hacking to cyber-terrorism. Criminal Law Journal, 27 (6), 303-321.

Shifting boundaries of cybercrime: from computer hacking to cyber-terrorism

2003

Journal Article

Constitutional rhetoric v criminal justice realities: unbalanced responses to terrorism?

Bronitt, Simon (2003). Constitutional rhetoric v criminal justice realities: unbalanced responses to terrorism?. Public Law Review, 14, 76-80.

Constitutional rhetoric v criminal justice realities: unbalanced responses to terrorism?

2002

Journal Article

Sang is dead, loosely speaking: R v Looseley

Bronitt, Simon (2002). Sang is dead, loosely speaking: R v Looseley. Singapore Journal of Legal Studies, 2002 (2), 374-387.

Sang is dead, loosely speaking: R v Looseley

2002

Book Chapter

Courts, criminal law and procedure

Urbas, Gregor and Bronitt, Simon (2002). Courts, criminal law and procedure. The Cambridge Handbook of Australian Criminology. (pp. 73-92) edited by Adam Graycar and Peter Grabosky. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.

Courts, criminal law and procedure

2001

Book Chapter

Sex

Bronitt, Simon (2001). Sex. Oxford Companion to the High Court of Australia. (pp. 620-622) edited by Tony Blackshield, Michael Coper and George Williams. South Melbourne, VIC, Australia: Oxford University Press. doi: 10.1093/acref/9780195540222.001.0001

Sex

2001

Book

Principles of criminal law

Bronitt, Simon and McSherry, Bernadette (2001). Principles of criminal law. 1st ed. Pyrmont, NSW, Australia: LBC Information Services.

Principles of criminal law

2000

Journal Article

Webbing the Pacific: teaching an intercontinental legal history course

Ozcan, Bronitt, Simon, Harris, Doug, Holloway, Ian, McLaren, John and Pue, Wes (2000). Webbing the Pacific: teaching an intercontinental legal history course. Law and History Review, 18 (2), 445-456. doi: 10.2307/744304

Webbing the Pacific: teaching an intercontinental legal history course

2000

Journal Article

Between rhetoric and reality: sociolegal and republican perspectives on entrapment

Bronitt, Simon and Roche, Declan (2000). Between rhetoric and reality: sociolegal and republican perspectives on entrapment. International Journal of Evidence and Proof, 4, 77-106.

Between rhetoric and reality: sociolegal and republican perspectives on entrapment

1999

Journal Article

"Community Without Propinquity": teaching legal history intercontinentally

Harris, Douglas, McLaren, John, Pue, W. Wesley, Bronitt, Simon and Holloway, Ian (1999). "Community Without Propinquity": teaching legal history intercontinentally. Legal Education Review, 10 (1), 1-32.

"Community Without Propinquity": teaching legal history intercontinentally

1999

Journal Article

Entrapment, human rights and criminal justice: a licence to deviate

Bronitt, Simon (1999). Entrapment, human rights and criminal justice: a licence to deviate. Hong Kong Law Journal, 29 (2), 216-239.

Entrapment, human rights and criminal justice: a licence to deviate

1998

Book Chapter

The transmission of life-threatening infections: a new regulatory strategy

Bronitt, Simon (1998). The transmission of life-threatening infections: a new regulatory strategy. Health Care, Crime and Regulatory Control. (pp. 167-178) edited by Russell G. Smith. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Hawkins Press.

The transmission of life-threatening infections: a new regulatory strategy

1998

Book Chapter

Criminal law and human rights

Bronitt, S. and Ayers, M. (1998). Criminal law and human rights. Human rights in Australian law : principles, practice and potential. (pp. 00-00) edited by David Kinley. Leichardt, NSW, Australia: Federation Press.

Criminal law and human rights

Supervision

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Supervision history

Completed supervision

Media

Enquiries

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  • Corporate crime
  • Counter terrorism law
  • Criminal Justice
  • Criminal Law
  • Human Rights Law
  • Law enforcement
  • Law reform
  • Organised crime and corruption
  • Policing
  • Preventive justice
  • White-collar crime

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