First Nations/
Yoorrook and the process of truth-telling.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have long called for a comprehensive process of truth-telling about Australia’s history.
Judicial Life/
Courts as workplaces: Bystander training.
This interactive session equips County Court judges to transform from ‘bystander’ to ‘upstander’ in responding to and preventing sexual harassment and bullying.
Judicial Life/
Balancing the demands of judicial life.
Judicial work is meaningful and rewarding. It is also complex, demanding, and at times emotionally draining. The first 2 years following appointment are a time when intensities of judicial life are often felt particularly keenly.
Law/
Bail: risks, reasons and circumstances.
With serious consequences for both the accused person and the community, determining a bail application is a considerable burden for any judicial officer.
Law/
Fundamentals of evidence: Tendency and coincidence.
This program provides a chance to refine your practical skills in relation to tendency and coincidence evidence.