Events.

The College's events are designed to meet the needs of judicial officers at every career stage. They reflect six key areas of judicial education: Law, Skills, Judicial Life, Social Context, First Nations and Non-Legal Knowledge.
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Social Context/
Your trauma-informed court.

25 July 2023 | Half Day

Trauma can affect how people communicate in the courtroom – and their ability to comply with directions and orders of the court.

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Law/
Integrated jury directions in sexual offence trials.

18 July 2023 | Seminar

Research shows that integrated directions promote jury comprehension – and reduce the time taken to reach a decision.

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Social Context/
Working with diverse communities and interpreters.

23 June 2023 | Full Day

People from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds frequently experience barriers to justice when participating in court and tribunal processes.

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Judicial Life/
Balancing the demands of judicial life.

16 June 2023 | Full Day

Judicial work is meaningful and rewarding. It can also be complex, demanding and emotionally draining.

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Skills/
Managing the complexities of self-represented litigants.

09 June 2023 | Full Day

Self-represented litigants are a diverse group. Some are adept at court procedures. Others are highly disorganised and display problematic behaviours.

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First Nations/
Celebrating Koori specialist courts and tribunals.

07 June 2023 | Seminar

Join this session to hear a panel discussion on the variety of services and supports available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the justice system.

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