# how affordances for/from disability and queer communities very often improve accessibility and utility for everyone;
# automated decision-making;
# the repurposing/reuse and reverse engineering of technologies; and
# legal and policy responses to grooming and coercive control.
Experience
2018–2020
Online Course Facilitator, University of South Australia Online
2006–2018
Casual Academic, University of South Australia
2018–2018
Online Tutor, University of South Australia Online
2015–2017
Casual Teaching Academic, SAIBT
2006–2015
Consultant/Contractor, Numerous organisations in various ICT roles
2005–2005
Solicitor, SA Crown Solicitor's Office
2001–2003
Paralegal/Contract Solicitor, Various
1990–2000
Consultant/Contractor, Numerous organisation in ICT roles
1998–1998
Computer Support Officer, School of Law, Flinders University
Education
2022
University of South Australia, GradCertEdSt (Online Learning)
2000
Flinders, Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice (Honours)
1992
Flinders, Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Publications
2011
Balancing Privacy and Security in the Australian Passport System, Deakin Law Review
2008
Privacy and national identity cards: A legal and technical study, Australia and the New Technologies: Towards Evidence Based Policy in Public Administration (University of Wollongong)
2000
Prescribing Power and the Power to Prescribe: nurse practitioners in rural and remote Australia, Alternative Law Journal
1999
The Broadcasting Services and Online Services Act 1992 (Cth), Flinders Journal of Law Reform
Professional Memberships
Australian Computer Society
IEEE
IEEE Computer
ACM
IEEE SSIT
Research Areas
Law And Society (180119)
Research, Science And Technology Policy (160511)
Ethical Use Of New Technology (E.G. Nanotechnology, Biotechnology) (220103)
Sociology And Social Studies Of Science And Technology (160808)
Public Policy (160510)
Legal Ethics (220105)
Professional Ethics (Incl. Police And Research Ethics) (220107)