Deakin Law Students' Society

Before the Court - Deakin Law Students' Society

Business EN ↓ 52 episodes

​The Deakin Law Students' Society's podcast, Before the Court, takes an in-depth look into the exciting areas of the legal world. With new guests each episode, the Deakin Law Students' Society interviews leaders in the legal profession to discuss different areas of law, the careers of the guests, and how students can get their foot in the door.

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Deakin Law Students' Society

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Business

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Latest episode

Jun 17, 2026

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Episodes

SEASON 1 EPISODE 2 - Criminal Prosecution with Leon Fluxman 14.08.2020

Leon Fluxman discusses his career as a Managing Principal Solicitor at the Office of Public Prosecutions (OPP) in the Higher Court Appeals Division. From beginning as a commercial law Barrister in Johannesburg, to a partner at Galbally Parker working in criminal, quasi criminal and white collar criminal defence, Leon now manages a team of solicitors in the Higher Court Appeals Division of the OPP....

SEASON 1 EPISODE 1 - Immigration Law with Maria Jockel 03.08.2020

Maria Jockel, experienced immigration lawyer, discusses all thing career and policy. This episode will give you an overview of immigration law in Australia, the typical work that is involved, and policy developments in this area. Maria’s experience as a speaker, lecturer, and a prolific author makes her insight on all aspects of immigration and citizenship law invaluable, and one that is definitel...

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