John von Doussa

The Honourable Justice John William von Doussa AO, QC is a prominent Australian Judge, having served as a Justice of the Federal Court of Australia, and a Justice of the Supreme Courts of South Australia, the Australian Capital Territory, and Nauru.

He has also served in a number of other positions, including Chancellor of the University of Adelaide (2004-2010).

Notable rulings

From	To	Appointment
14 August 1986	30 November 1988	Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia^[1]
1 December 1988	15 August 2003	Justice of the Federal Court of Australia^[1]
17 April 1989	6 June 2003	Justice of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory^[1]
2003	2008	President of the Australian Human Rights Commission^[1]
2004	2010	Chancellor of the University of Adelaide^[1]
September 2010	present	Justice of the Supreme Court of Nauru^[1]
		President of the Australia Competition Tribunal^[1]
		Presidential Member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal^[1]
		Judge of the Industrial Relations Court of Australia^[1]
		part-time Commissioner of the Australian Law Reform Commission^[1]
		President of the Law Society of South Australia^[1]
		Vice-President of the Law Council of Australia^[1]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l John von Doussa, Researcher profiles, The University of Adelaide

Legal offices
Preceded by Alice Tay AM	President of the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission 2003–2008	Succeeded by Catherine Branson QC

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