Rate My Professor Selene Mize

Selene Mize's research focuses on legal ethics, civil liberties, negotiation, mediation, media law, and law and psychology. Her publications include 'Some techniques for maximising gain in legal negotiations' in the New Zealand Law Journal (2023), 'Disciplining legal practitioners in New Zealand' in the International Journal of the Legal Profession (2021), 'Dealing with challenges that arise when lawyer and client are from different cultures' co-authored with P. Warbrick in the New Zealand Family Law Journal (2017), 'Not dead yet: Correspondents’ Report from Australia and New Zealand' (2012), 'Should the Lawyer's Duty to Keep Confidences Override the Duty to Disclose Material Information to a Client?' (2009), and 'Privacy and Access to Information' (2003). She has presented at conferences on topics like classroom control undermining student-directed learning (2019) and effective client interviewing. As Vice President of the Brown Mosten International Client Counseling Competition, Mize contributes to global legal education standards, emphasizing practical skills, ethical decision-making, and cultural competence in legal practice.