Rate My Professor Margaret Allars

Margaret Allars specializes in administrative law, authoring key texts including Introduction to Australian Administrative Law (Butterworths, Sydney, 1990), Australian Administrative Law: Cases and Commentary (Butterworths, 1997), and Australian Administrative Law (LexisNexis, latest editions). Notable recent publications encompass Automated Decision-Making and Review of Administrative Decisions (Georgia Law Review, 2024) and Private Law Remedies and Public Law Standards: An Awkward Statutory Intrusion into Tort Liability of Public Authorities (FIU Law Review, 2020). She chairs the Administrative Review Council with a term from December 2024 to December 2029 and is a member of the Administrative Law Committee, Federal Litigation Section, Law Council of Australia. Allars has contributed to institutional roles in Sydney Health Law and conducted a 1994 federal government inquiry into the collection, manufacture, and distribution of pituitary hormones. Her scholarship addresses judicial review, tribunal fairness, public law standards, and automated decision-making accountability.