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Guides, videos, factsheets, links and other material to learn about the law.
Guides, videos, factsheets, links and other material to learn about the law.
The eSafety Commissioner has released a suite of different resources for teachers and other educators to learn how to handle different online scenarios, such topics include the likes of cyberbullying.
Juries Victoria provide the information you will need to complete an online juror orientation.
Juries Victoria have created this short video that explains what to expect during jury selection. It outlines the steps in the process of becoming a juror, how prospective jurors should conduct themselves and what is likely to happen in court. It also touches on the different people in a courtroom and how to identify them. It is a useful resource for teachers introducing students to the realities of jury service, and for anyone wanting to understand how the selection process works in practice.
This visual guide from Juries Victoria shows each step of the typical experience juror, from being randomly selected through to empanelment and trial participation. This is a practical resource for teachers, students and community members to understand how jurors are chosen, the options available at each stage, and the vital role they play in the justice system.
This resource from Juries Victoria outlines the key moments in the history and rationale of a Jury. It talks to major changes to the eligibility of a jury including: the inclusion of women. It also discusses the role of juries in landmark cases. Teachers can use it to introduce students to how the jury system evolved in Victoria, while community members gain insight into the democratic principles that underpin the justice system.
The Victorian Charter Advocacy Guides are a set of practical resources developed by the Human Rights Law Centre to assist individuals and advocates in understanding and applying the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities. These guides offer step-by-step advice on addressing potential breaches of rights, such as raising issues with decision-makers and referencing relevant sections of the Charter. They are tailored to support various groups, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, individuals with disabilities, those facing housing challenges or homelessness, people with mental illness, victims/survivors of crime, individuals in the criminal justice system, and those in prison. The guides aim to empower users to advocate for their rights effectively within the framework of Victorian law and policy.
The Rule of Law uses the Monopoly board game as an example of what makes laws fair and effective.
These three pages are a great handout for students, and civics learners alike. They detail the way in which jurors are selected, the history behind the development of Victoria's jury system - and all the jury electorates.
This webpage features an index of different academically based articles on how to identify misinformation, scrutinize disinformation and separate fact from fiction.
NOTES TO THE FACILITATOR This booklet accompanies the IMPACT Project film resource. It should be used as a guide for young Victorians aged 12 to 16 about the impact of motor vehicle crime on young people and their communities.
Resources on young people's rights, Sourced from the Victorian Charter. Includes rights about police powers, employment, etc.
VCE Legal Studies: Case study suitable for classroom or online learning.
VCE Legal Studies exercises are suitable for classroom or online learning.
Exam Preparation by David Thomson, Victoria Law Foundation (VLF) Teacher in Residence.
VCE Legal Studies Unit 4 Exam Preparation by David Thomson, VLF Teacher in Residence.
VLF Teacher in Residence: David Thomson OAM, breaks down the constitution's formation and utility.
This talk highlights the importance of voting, and outlines how to vote and how our voting system works; ultimately providing an invaluable resource educating young people about the ins and outs of voting. This talk is especially relevant for students who will be voting for the first time in the upcoming State election.
Solicitors from the Young Workers Centre, Tiarne Crowther and Leon Harper, provide valuable information about Industrial Awards and the rights provided to workers under awards
The team from the Neighbourhood Justice Centre outline how they support the community and uphold justice in a holistic way, combining a court, support services, legal agencies, and a program and innovation team under one roof.
Statistics for students and teachers to use for VCE Legal Studies, specifically in relation to references the 2024-2028 Legal Studies curriculum has regarding First Nation Peoples.
Notes for Legal Studies students on the "People and the Australian Constitution" section of the Study Design - updated as of June 2025.
Check out the Parliament of Victoria's latest news and updates for teachers, supporting civics education in Victorian classrooms.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at Victoria Legal Aid's recent work in creating accessibility supports for information on their website Meet the team behind the information and hear about the research and consultation that went into making accessible content for people who need communication supports, including easy read, Auslan and translations
Guides, videos, fact sheets, links and case studies to enhance your understanding of law and civic engagement.