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Organisation

Victorian Law Reform Commission

Owning Institution:
Acronym:
VLRC
Report

Artificial intelligence in Victoria’s courts and tribunals: report


This report makes recommendations on principles and guidelines to support the safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Victoria’s courts and tribunals to maintain public trust in courts and tribunals. Guidelines are recommended to support court users, judicial officers and court and tribunal staff to implement the principles. The report contains 30 recommendations.
Report

Inclusive juries — access for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision: report


This report recommends ways to remove barriers from current law and practice that prevent Victorians who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision, from serving as jurors.
Report

Stalking: final report


This report is the first Australian inquiry into non-family violence stalking laws. It contains 45 recommendations to improve the ways that the justice system treats people who have experienced stalking in a non-family violence context.
Report

Improving the justice system response to sexual offences: report


This report is the result of a major inquiry held over 18 months, involving 99 consultations, and attracting 71 submissions. The report contains 91 recommendations to improve the way the justice system in Victoria responds to sexual offences.
Discussion paper

Stalking: consultation paper


This consultation paper has been released to assist the VLRC to review and report on Victoria’s legal responses to stalking, harassment and similar conduct, including the statutory framework for and operation of the Personal Safety Intervention Order (PSIO) system.

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