Obiter

What is it?

Obiter dictum (pl. obiter dicta):

1. A statement in passing, an incidental remark.

2. A judge’s expression of opinion uttered in court or giving judgement, but unessential to the decision and therefore without binding authority.

Obiter:

1. By the way. (From Latin: ob “to, toward” + iter “journey”)

2. A satirical magazine produced quarterly by a group of highly-attractive UQ law students with a flair for inane drollery. Obiter contains articles about uni, the law school, politics, current events, and pretty much whatever else we feel like writing.
Occasionally Asked Questions

How can I get involved? You can read the magazine.

How can I get more involved? You can submit content to obiter@uqls.com. We welcome articles about uni life, the law, and pretty much anything else we can get, including poems, illustrations and especially letters to the editors. First-years in particular are encouraged to get in touch with us and start writing.

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