Cultural awareness for judicial officers.
Expand awareness with highly respected Indigenous education facilitator Leon Egan as he discusses key issues relevant to First Nations people’s culture and identity, providing in-depth insights on self-determination, experiences of colonisation, closing the gap and voice, treaty, and truth-telling in Victoria. An essential event for new appointees and all judicial officers alike.
Important amendments to the Bail Act 1977 have come into effect. To assist judicial officers in navigating these changes, we are pleased to announce the release of three resources developed by the Judicial College of Victoria and the Department of Justice and Community Safety.
We have launched a standardised design across our entire collection of bench books.
We’re excited to announce the launch of our calendar of events for 2024, designed to meet the needs of all Victorian judicial officers.
Judicial ethics and applicable standards of conduct reflect core values of impartiality, independence and integrity. Conduct that is consistent with those values maintains public confidence in the courts and VCAT and fosters community respect. To support this, the College has introduced a Conduct and ethics resource collection.