About

The Australian Association of Constitutional Law was formed in 1998 as a forum for scholars and practitioners of constitutional law throughout Australia. The Council of the Association, elected every two years, has principal responsibility for organising Association activities.

The Association:

• is affiliated with the International Association of Constitutional Law
• was incorporated on 14 January 2002
• was also accorded tax exempt status on 1 October 2001
• has over 300 members across Australia

The Aims of the AACL:

• develop and promote the discipline of constitutional law in Australia
• support teaching, research and the practice of the law which relates to the discipline
• provide a forum for the exchange of knowledge and information between practitioners, teachers and other interested persons regarding the discipline
• increase public awareness and understanding of the discipline
• liaise with other bodies in the promotion of any of the above objects

Association Rules:

Download the Rules of the AACL.