Jennifer Negus

Jennifer Negus is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin Law School where she teaches criminal law, constitutional law, and professional responsibility. As a practicing barrister at Murray Chambers, she bridges academic and professional legal practice. Her research examines evidentiary rules, criminal responsibility frameworks, and constitutional governance.

Publications analyze criminal evidence admissibility standards, causation principles in homicide cases, and parliamentary procedures. Teaching includes forensic advocacy and criminal procedure courses across undergraduate and postgraduate levels.