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Explore our range of publications interrogating the legal need, capability and access to justice.
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Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: Workforce profile
The characteristics of the Victorian community legal centre workforce.
Report
Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: COVID-19 experiences and lessons
How the community legal centre workforce adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Report
Working in Community Legal Centres in Victoria: Technical report
Methodology and surveys used in the Working in Community Legal Centres project.
Report
Data mapping project: Smarter data
The use and utility of administrative data in Victorian Courts and Tribunals
Report
Assessing Access to Justice: How Much “Legal” do People Need and How Can We Know?
Dr McDonald’s paper considers the question of just how much “legal” understanding or help different people require to enjoy access to justice, and just what type of research evidence we need to know.
Paper
Data mapping project: Apples, Oranges and Lemons
Examining how administrative data is collected and used in the Victorian legal assistance sector.
Report
Law… What is it Good For?
How People see the Law, Lawyers and Courts in Australia.
Report
New research explores what works to meet people’s legal needs
Measure for Measure: A People‑Centred Approach to Tailoring Justice, provides an important snapshot and analysis of what works to move the needle in accessing and providing justice.