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Guides, videos, factsheets, links and other material to learn about the law.
A series of videos showcasing the mock ADR processes can be found here
Learn about a case study of a successful peer to peer education project that was recently completed in Hume LGA, addressing the issue of family violence in the area.
The VEC’s Passport to Democracy is a dynamic educational program that empowers students and young voters to research, campaign, and run mock elections—helping them understand how government works and how to make their voices heard. With free toolkits, engaging activities, and classroom-ready resources, it turns election basics into interactive learning that builds real-world civic skills.
Summary of the different Victorian courts and tribunals.
The is a community centre which operates as a multi-jurisdictional court and has been described as a ‘one-stop-justice-shop' due to its integration of support services, the court, and its alternative approaches to justice and sentencing. For this reason, it is particularly relevant to Unit 2, Area of Study 1 of the VCE Legal Studies design as an alternative approach to sentencing. This resource provides a tour of the NJC in Collingwood and walks users through the operation and effects of the NJC.
You be the judge is a virtual tour that gives students the opportunity to participate in a sentencing hearing. There are four cases to choose from, all based on real-life matters. Students receive information from victims, offenders, prosecutors, defence lawyers and the judge before sentencing the offender. You be the judge: virtual tour is supported by You be the judge VCE teacher notes, available here.
A comprehensive resource to aid in researching the elements, defences, and origins of a civil offence
This explains the important support roles played by registrars and judicial registrars, including hearing Interlocutory matters and dispute resolution through mediation.
The Parliamentary Education Office offers a comprehensive introduction to Australia's Parliament, covering its structure, functions, and the roles of its members. This resource is designed to help students and the public understand the legislative process, the separation of powers, and how citizens can engage with the democratic system.
Victoria Law Foundation’s own teacher-in-residence, David Thomson, introduces Unit 3 Legal Studies concepts including the principles of justice, guides students through answering questions, and gives tips on how to study effectively.
Enhancing Engagement webinars aim to equip you with the skills to produce more accessible legal information, which empowers more people to understand and engage with the law, resulting in better justice for all.