Lecturer, UTS Law School, University of Technology Sydney
Eugene is a lecturer at UTS law school. His academic research investigates the reproduction of class, race and colonialism through the criminal law and its procedure, the law of evidence and labour law. Eugene has practised criminal and employment law for over a decade, working in both New South Wales and the Northern Territory with NSW Legal Aid and the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA). He has also worked as Research Associate to the President of the New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission.
His teaching experience is based primarily in criminal law and procedure, criminology and public policy and he is currently lecturing Constitutional law.
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