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- Calls for transparency around the use of solitary confinement in Victorian prisonsThe Jesuit Social Services report, All Alone - Young Adults in the Victorian Justice System, calls for radical reforms around the use of solitary confinement.29 min
- Economic abuse in violent relationshipsA collaboration between a Victorian community legal centre and a family violence support service addresses the financial fall-out that often comes when escaping a violent relationship.29 min
- Tackling the financial fall out from family violenceA collaboration between a Victorian community legal centre and a family violence support service addresses the financial fall-out that often comes when escaping a violent relationship.29 min
- Economic abuse in violent relationshipsA collaboration between a Victorian community legal centre and a family violence support service addresses the financial fall-out that often comes when escaping a violent relationship.29 min
- Economic abuse in violent relationshipsA collaboration between a Victorian community legal centre and a family violence support service addresses the financial fall-out that often comes when escaping a violent relationship.29 min
- The first Chinese-Australian barristerWilliam Ah Ket signed the bar roll at the Victorian Supreme Court in 1904, just three years after Federation.7 min
- Law Council calls for greater access to justiceAmong the 59 recommendations of the Law Council's Justice Project Final Report is the introduction of Justice Impact Tests, which would consider the downstream impact on the justice system of new laws and policies.12 min
- MP Peter Dutton's parliamentary eligibility; The Justice Project Final Report; The first Chinese-Australian barristerAnalysis of Peter Dutton's parliamentary eligibility under Section 44(v), some of the recommendations of the Law Council's Justice Project Final Report and the first Chinese-Australian barrister29 min
- Scrutiny over Peter Dutton eligibilty for parliamentSection 44(v) of the Constitution states that anyone who has a pecuniary agreement with the Commonwealth cannot sit in parliament. Where does this leave MP Peter Dutton and his involvement in the family child-care business?10 min
- MP Peter Dutton's parliamentary eligibility; The Justice Project Final Report; The first Chinese-Australian barristerAnalysis of Peter Dutton's parliamentary eligibility under Section 44(v), some of the recommendations of the Law Council's Justice Project Final Report and the first Chinese-Australian barrister29 min
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Informative, jargon-free stories about law reform, legal education, test cases, miscarriages of justice and legal culture. The Law Report makes the law accessible.