Dr Greg Taylor

Educational History and Qualifications

Academic Qualifications

LLD (Marburg)
LLM (Marburg)
LLB(Hons) (Adelaide)
BA(Hons) (Adelaide)
Graduate Certificate Legal Practice (South Australia)
Graduate Certificate Law Teaching (Monash)

Professional Qualifications

Barrister and Solicitor, Supreme Court of South Australia

Academic Awards and Distinctions

For the study of German :

1988: The Weimar-Ohls­trom Prize for Ger­man I

1989: The Weimar-Ohlstrom Prize for Ger­man II

1990: The Weimar-Ohlstrom Prize for Ger­man II

1991: Book Prize from the Consu­late-General of the Federal Re­pub­lic of Germany

1992: The A.J. Schulz Prize for Ger­man III

1992: Book Prize from the Con­su­late-General of the Federal Re­pub­lic of Germany

1992: Scholarship awarded by the Deut­scher Akadem­ischer Aus­tausch­dienst for study at the Albert-Ludwigs-Univers­i­tät, Frei­burg im Breis­gau

1993: The A.J. Schulz Prize for Hon­ours German

1993: The Brian Coghlan Prize

1999-2000: Short Research Scholarship, German Academic Exchange Service (for research on Ph.D.)

1997: Sir George Murray Scholar, University of Adelaide

For the study of Law :

1989: The Stow Prize (for out­standing per­form­ance in two or more subj­ects for the LL.B.)

1989: The Frederick Penoyre Adams Prize (for the highest-ranked first-year law stu­dent)

1991: The Howard Zelling Prize for Consti­tution­al Law

1994: The Roy Frisby Smith Prize (for Com­pa­ny Law)

1994: Dean's Certificate of Merit for the sub­ject Ad­vanced Contract Law

1995: The Angas Parsons Prize (for the most meri­tori­ous Honours student in the Faculty of Law)

1995: The Thomsons Prize and Medal (for the most outstanding Hon­ours student in the Fac­ulty of Law)

1995: The Law Society of South Aus­tra­lia Centenary Prize (for the best overall perform­ance in the sub­jects pre­sented for the LL.B.)

1995: The Law Chapter of the Alumni Asso­ci­a­tion Prize (for the highest average mark in all compul­sory Law sub­jects)

1995: Dean's Certificate of Merit for the subject Selec­ted Is­sues in Cri­minal Law and Proced­ure

Employment History and Qualifications

Previous Employment

Dec 2003-Jan 2004: Visiting Professor, Mannheim University, Germany

1999-2003: Lecturer, Law School, University of Adelaide

1997-98: Associate, Supreme Court of South Australia

1986-97: Engineering and Water Supply Department, South Australia

External Appointments

Teaching appointments at the Universities of Mannheim, Marburg (Germany) and Adelaide.
Greg Taylor is currently a visiting Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto from July to December 2008.

Professional Associations

Australian Law Teachers Association
Australian Association of Constitutional Law
Australian-German Lawyers Association
Australian Legal History Association