JALE3004 Practicum

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- Australian Courts : Controversies, Challenges and Change
- Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (ch. 15)
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 18)
- Law and Justice in Australia : Foundations of the Legal System (ch. 12)
- Understanding the Australian Legal System (ch. 4)
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Australian Courts : Controversies, Challenges and Change

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- Justice reimagined: challenges and opportunities with implementing virtual courts
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Steering Committee for the Review of Commonwealth/State Service Provision. (2025). Report on government services. Productivity Commission.

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courts AND delay

Search for the following publication on the AIC website:
Estimating the costs associated with community justice (you may need to sort the results by relevance)

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- Australia's Lower-level Criminal Courts: Tackling 21st Century Problems in a 19th Century Paradigm
- COVID‐19 in Australia: Impacts on Separated Families, Family Law Professionals, and Family Courts
- Courts, Mediation and COVID-19
- Civil courts and COVID-19: Challenges and opportunities in Australia
- Taking disputes online in a pandemic-stricken world: Do we necessarily lose more than we gain?
- Courts in Victoria, Australia, During COVID: Will Digital Innovation Stick?
- Technology and the Courts: Artificial Intelligence and Judicial Impartiality
- Artificial intelligence in the courts, legal academia and legal practice
- Judge v Robot?: Artificial intelligence and judicial decision-making
- When should a computer decide? Judicial decision-making in the age of automation, algorithms and generative artificial intelligence
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- The Use of Technology (And Other Measures) to Increase Court Capacity: A View from Australia
- AI Decision-Making and the Courts: A Guide for Judges, Tribunal Members and Court Administrators

Victorian Law Reform Commission. (2024, October). Artificial Intelligence in Victoria’s courts and Tribunals: Consultation paper

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- Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (ch. 21)
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 23 & 24)
- The Prison Officer
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"The Good Prison Officer"
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Steering Committee for the Review of Commonwealth/State Service Provision. (2025, June 10). Report on government services. Productivity Commission.

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"prison officer" Australia
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- The Taint of The Other: Prison Work as ‘Dirty Work’ In Australia

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prison

Published by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

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- Prison officer training and education: a scoping review of the published literature
- A global review of prison drug smuggling routes and trends in the usage of drugs in prisons
- Correctional officer wellbeing in Australia
- What it takes to be a “good” correctional officer: Occupational fitness and co-worker expectations from the perspective of correctional officer recruits in Canada
- What can the development of video visitation in Australian correctional centres tell us about organisational transformation?
- Preparing correctional settings for the next pandemic: a modeling study of COVID-19 outbreaks in two high-income countries
- The future of prison visits? An autoethnographic perspective on the developments of the digitisation of prison visits during COVID-19
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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (2 July 2024). Health of people in prison.

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- Connecting with Law eBook (ch.12)
- Law and Justice in Australia: Foundations of the Legal System (ch. 16)
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 17)
- Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (ch. 15)
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"legal practice"
"legal practitioner*"

Search for the following article on AustLII:
- Towards the Uberisation of Legal Practice

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"legal profession" Australia
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- Lawyers' wellbeing and professional legal education
- Burnout among lawyers: effects of workload, latitude and mediation via engagement and over-engagement
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- Chicken or Egg: Diversity and Innovation in the Corporate Legal Marketplace
- How Can Law Firms Contribute to Access to Justice in an Age of Technology and Digitalisation?
- The Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on Research in the Legal Profession
- The benefits and dangers of using machine learning to support making legal predictions
- An empirical study of lawyers' capability to adapt to disruption in Queensland, Australia
- Promise and peril: Gender, technology, and the future of work in the legal profession
- Large language models and community legal centres: Could chatbots help reduce Australia's justice gap?
- Preparing the access to justice sector for climate change: insights from Australian lawyers
- The State of the Australian Judicature in 2024
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- Policing in context
- Contemporary Police Practice
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 14 & 15)
- Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (ch. 16)
- Australian Policing : Critical Issues in 21st Century Police Practice
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Why don't the police stop crime

Steering Committee for the Review of Commonwealth/State Service Provision. (2025, June 10). Report on government services. Productivity Commission.

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policing Australia
policing "domestic violence" Australia
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Search for the following articles on Taylor & Francis:
- Ten key developments in modern policing: an Australian perspective

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- Policing a Pandemic: Stay-at-Home Orders and What they Mean for the Police
- Policing Social Distancing: Gaining and Maintaining Compliance in the Age of Coronavirus
- Beacon of hope? Lessons learned from efforts to reduce civilian deaths from police shootings in an Australian state
- Procedural justice in policing: the first phase of an Australian longitudinal study of officer attitudes and intentions
- Policing terrorism with procedural justice: The role of police legitimacy and law legitimacy
- Can you use community policing for counter terrorism? Evidence from NSW, Australia
- Through an Australian lens: exploring the impact of body-worn cameras on police–community relations
- The merits and risks of body-worn camera footage in domestic and family violence incidents and legal proceedings: a study of police perceptions and experiences
- Review of emerging technologies in policing: findings and recommendations
- Reforming police accountability in the age of Treaty: The need for a new model
- 'I was having an anxiety attack and they pepper sprayed me': police apprehension in mental health contexts in Australia
- The 'police progression paradox'? Why are women under-represented across the middle ranks of the police?
- Specialist policing units as a pathway towards procedural justice for domestic abuse victims
- The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Attitudes Towards the Australian Police
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- Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia
- Crime, Criminality and Criminal Justice eBook (ch. 19)
- Offending Youth : Sex, Crime and Justice (ch. 1)
- Australia's Children's Courts Today and Tomorrow
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"youth justice"

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"youth justice" Australia
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Victorian Auditor-General's Office 2018, Managing Rehabilitation Services in Youth Detention, VAGO, Melbourne

Ombudsman Victoria 2017, Report on youth justice facilities at the Grevillea unit of Barwon Prison, Malmsbury and Parkville, Ombudsman Victoria, Melbourne.

Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee (2025, February). Australia's youth justice and incarceration system. Parliament of Australia.

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- Prisons and custodial settings are part of a comprehensive response to COVID-19
- The Adultification of the Youth Justice System: The Victorian Experience
- Youth (in) justice and the COVID-19 pandemic: rethinking incarceration through a public health lens
- Youth justice and racialization: Comparative reflections
- Youth justice review and strategy: meeting needs and reducing offending
- Youth justice and children's rights: Measuring compliance with international standards
- Some long-term positive trends in youth detention in New South Wales (Australia)
- Hyperincarceration and human rights abuses of First Nations children in juvenile detention in Queensland and the Northern Territory
- Health and incarceration research in Australia: a scoping review

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youth justice
This site provides a general overview of youth justice in Australia

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- Youth justice in Australia: Themes from recent inquiries

Legal and Social Issues Committee. (2022). Inquiry into Victoria’s criminal justice system. Parliament of Victoria.
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Steering Committee for the Review of Commonwealth/State Service Provision. (2025, June 10). Report on government services: Part C - justice.