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Anne Carter is Senior Lecturer at Deakin Law School, Australia.
In sum, this book should be widely read across jurisdictions. It contributes something new in proportionality, which is hardly to be understated, and rigorously captures the nature of the field in an understudied area of practice, addressing “how” questions while feeding into wider debates around proportionality in Australia and beyond. * Cambridge Law Journal * It is a fine work of constitutional theory, drawing together disparate strands of leaning in epistemology and political theory in a study of real-world problem of who decides, and how they decide, questions of whether there are good enough reasons for law … It is likely to be a standard reference for subsequent work on the important questions that the book lays out. * Public Law Review * Carter's book draws attention to and illuminates a crucial but overlooked aspect of constitutional adjudication. By revealing the issues of fact that are involved in the proportionality test and their implications for procedural and substantive questions, the book goes a long way towards facilitating the proper resolution of constitutional disputes … A must-read. * Hong Kong Law Journal * Dr Anne Carter [has] provided ... valuable contributions to the literature considering the role of structured proportionality in the Australian constitutional context. -- Bar News
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