Frederic P Miller

Monash University Faculty of Law Frederic P Miller

Publisher Marketing: Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The Monash Law Faculty is one of Australia's oldest law schools, although it is itself relatively new, having been established in 1963. With some of the strictest entry requirements of any faculty in Australia, it is considered one of the country's best schools of law. Currently, almost all of the senior judicial positions in Victoria - including Chief Justice of Victoria, Chief Judge of the County Court, Chief Magistrate, President of VCAT, Chief Magistrate of the Children's Court, Solicitor-General and State Coroner - are occupied by Monash Law School graduates. The Law School currently has approximately 2800 undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students, as well as several hundred academic staff, many of whom are world leaders in their field. According to statistics recently published by the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Council, the Monash undergraduate law degree was the preferred and most sought after undergraduate law degree of any offered by a university in Victoria. Acceptance into the Bachelor of Laws requires an ENTER score of at least 99.3, meaning that students must be in to the top 0.7% of high school leavers.