Discover how people understand and engage with the law
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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.
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PULS Technical Report
A detailed record of the methodological approach used in delivering the PULS survey.
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Data mapping project: Mixed Bunch
Examining the use and utility of administrative data in dispute and complaint resolution bodies in Victoria.
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Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: Building and maintaining a sustainable workforce
Building and sustaining the community legal centre workforce.
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The PULS annotated questionnaire
The full PULS questionnaire along with commentary on the questions.
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Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: The role of legal education
Preparing lawyers for work in the community legal sector.
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Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: Workforce profile
The characteristics of the Victorian community legal centre workforce.
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New research reveals how disadvantage compounds legal problems
Our latest research uncovers critical insights into how disadvantage shapes the experience and resolution of legal problems in Victoria.