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Mental distress and experience of legal problems
Psychological distress and mental illness have been shown to be among the factors most powerfully associated with problems arising in people’s lives that raise legal issues.
In Brief
How single parents experience the law in Victoria
Single parents have been identified as being particularly vulnerable to experiencing multiple substantial legal problems.
In Brief
The Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS) Volume 2: Understanding and Capability
Explore the knowledge, skills and attributes that are required to effectively understand and use the law.
Report
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Pricing Practice: Exploring Costs in Victorian Legal Services - Executive Summary
Examining the factors that influence the pricing of legal services, how practitioners communicate costs, and how they affect the lawyer-client relationship.
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Pricing Practice: Exploring Costs in Victorian Legal Services
Examining the factors that influence the pricing of legal services, how practitioners communicate costs, and how they affect the lawyer-client relationship.
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The Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS) Volume 1: Everyday Problems and Legal Need
Explore how justiciable problems are experienced, what people do about them, and how they progress and conclude (if they conclude).
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Data mapping project: Calibrating Justice
Examining the use and utility of administrative data in Victoria’s civil justice system.
Report
PULS Technical Report
This report is intended to act as a detailed record of the methodological approach used in delivering the PULS survey.
Report
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