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Mr Paul Sattler

Associate Lecturer - School of Law

Phone: +61 2 6773 3088

Biography

Paul came to the School of Law from practice, and currently teaches in Equity and Trusts, and Succession Law. In practice he specialised in criminal law, and his main areas of research include evidence law and its application in the criminal and civil processes. Since 2012 he was a contributing author to Eburn and Hayes Criminal Law and Procedure in NSW, the 6th edition of which is due for publication in late 2019.

Paul is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales and President of the Senior Common Room of Earle Page College. He continues to practice and provides pro-bono advice to the local North and North West Community Legal Centre where he is a Board member.

Qualifications

LLB(Hons); BA(Hons): Grad Dip Legal Prac., Solicitor of the Supreme Court of NSW Legal Prac; Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.

Teaching Areas

Coordinator of LAW340: Equity and Trusts

LAW301: Succession

Equity; Criminal; Evidence

Primary Research Area/s

Criminal law and evidence

Research Interests

Criminal Law; Evidence Law; Equity.

Research Supervision Experience

Publications

Contributing editor to the Butterworth's Legal Dictionary. 4th ed, 2011.

Contributing author Hayes & Eburn Criminal Law and Procedure NSW since 2012.

Clinical Skills and Experience

Legal practice.

Memberships

President, Senior Common Room Earle Page College; Law Society of New South Wales; Board member North and North West Community Legal service.

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