About Me

Luke is the Head of Clinical Legal Education in the College of Law, Criminology and Justice. Luke’s research looks at how technology affects legal liability, access to justice, and corporate responsibility. His work has been awarded grants totalling over $500,000 from the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Queensland Department of Environment and Science, Victorian Department of Health, Telematics Trust and UK Economic and Social Research Council. Luke co-founded the University of Exeter Legal Assistance Programme, Community Law Clinic and Access to Justice Clinic. He has experience of clinical legal education and pro bono legal practice in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia.

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Recent Research Projects

No Dramas: participatory action research using applied theatre to enable Indigenous youth-led communication on health and justice priorities (YRGP003)

From: 27/06/2022 to 30/04/2023
Grant: Competitive Grant (Category 2: Other Public Sector)
Funding Schemes: Department of Environment and Science (QLD) Youth Research Grants Program
Total Funding: $200,000.00

Smart Self-Help to Empower Families in Mental Health law

From: 05/07/2022 to 15/12/2022
Grant: Competitive Grant (Category 3: Industry and Other)
Funding Schemes: Telematics Trust Grant THROUGH Victorian Mental Health Legal Centre
Total Funding: $9,803.00

Breaking barriers to videoconferencing by assessing client digital inclusion

From: 09/02/2021 to 30/06/2022
Grant: Competitive Grant (Category 3: Industry and Other)
Funding Schemes: Funding for Legal Assistance Services: 2020-25 - through Central Queensland Community Legal Centre Inc
Total Funding: $28,772.00