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Victorian Law Week 2021: Courts and Technology
How are courts keeping up with technology, and how is technology incorporated into the court system, from the registry to the courtroom? In this session, held on Friday 21 May 2021 as part of Victorian Law Week, Judge Tsalamandris, Judge Marks and Judge Marich discuss the recent changes in court technology.
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Organisation: County Court of Victoria
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Victorian Law Week 2021: Courts and the Media
Most of the general public hear about court cases through the media. So what role does the media play in the delivery of justice? In this session, held on Thursday 20 May 2021 as part of Victorian Law Week, Judge Gaynor, Judge Gamble, Judge Wraight and the Court’s Media Manager Ed spoke about the relationship between media and the Court.
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Organisation: County Court of Victoria
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Victorian Law Week 2021: Mental Illness and the Law
This is our Term 2 virtual VCE Legal Studies event, held on Wednesday 19 May 2021. It was also part of the Court’s Victorian Law Week program. Judge Dawes and Judge D Sexton spoke about factors they must consider when an accused person has a mental illness, the programs that support mental health concerns, and more. This session was moderated by Anna, Manager of the Court Integrated Services Program (CISP) in the Specialist Courts Division.
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Organisation: County Court of Victoria
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Victorian Law Week 2021: Women in the Law
What is it like to be a woman working in the law in 2021? How have things changed for women in the law over the years? In this session, held on Tuesday 18 May 2021 as part of Victorian Law Week, a panel of women who work at the County Court – in various stages of their careers – speak about their experiences working in the law.
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Organisation: County Court of Victoria
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Victorian Law Week 2021: What's in a Sentence?
Ever wondered what factors are taken into consideration when a judge sentences an accused in a criminal proceeding? In this session, held on Monday 17 May 2021 as part of Victorian Law Week, Chief Judge Kidd, Judge Hogan and Judge Coish discussed all things sentencing.
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Organisation: County Court of Victoria
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The Legacy of Poor Decisions - Motor Vehicle Crime
The legacy of one bad choice can be long lasting. Friends and family who lost loved ones feel the impact of such decisions for life. It is important to remember there are support services available for young people to help prevent such events before they occur.
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Organisation: Gateway Local Learning and Employment Network
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Sobering Headlines - Motor Vehicle Crime
We often see headlines in the media about car theft, crashes, and loss of life as a result. For every headline there are lives that have been permanently affected.
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Organisation: Gateway Local Learning and Employment Network
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What is Co-Offending? - Motor Vehicle Crime
Many young people get into trouble, even if they are not the person breaking into the car and are just tagging along or keeping watch. If you don’t attempt to stop the offending or remove yourself from the situation, you are equally as responsible for the offence and can face the same consequences.
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Organisation: Gateway Local Learning and Employment Network
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