Name: Community Legal Education by Law Radio
Duration: 15 min 59 s
Description: How well do we understand the law? An important component of access to justice is promoting community understanding of the law and legal process. This episode features two different modes of community legal eduction, James Farrell talks to us about Community Legal Centres, and Lloyd England introduces 'Law for Non-Lawyers' an online free course.

Melissa Castan interviews Associate Professor Douglas Guilfoyle from Monash University, about the recent UN ruling on the South China Sea. What exactly is going down? Listen and find out.

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What's going down in the Sth China Sea

In this podcast, Kat Galloway interviews Assistant Professor Jodie O'Leary from Bond University Faculty of Law - a specialist in juvenile justice. They discuss the legal framework of youth detention, what is so wrong with the treatment of the young people that we have seen featured recently in the media, and some of the steps needed to improve things.

S02Ep03 The problem of Youth Detention - Jodie O'Leary

With the Australian census coming up on 9 August, Melissa Castan and Kate Galloway run through the importance of the census and some of the concerns about it. Melissa interviews Dr Caroline Henckels of Monash University about the legal requirements to complete the form.

What's in a name? The census question

How well do we understand the law? An important component of access to justice is promoting community understanding of the law and legal process. This episode features two different modes of community legal eduction, James Farrell talks to us about Community Legal Centres, and Lloyd England introduces 'Law for Non-Lawyers' an online free course.

Community Legal Education

The Law Society of New South Wales has released its report into the future of law and innovation in the legal profession. Join Melissa Castan in conversation with Kate Galloway about the implications of the report for legal education - and how we educate 'digital lawyers'.

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How do you make a digital lawyer?

In the third episode of the Scarlet Letter: The Podcast of the Feminist Legal Group at Monash University we interview Associate Professor Patrick Emerton about the role of men in a women's liberation movement, feminism and the high court and how feminism has influenced his work.

Episode 3: Patrick Emerton

Sometimes the law's answer to a question isn't what you think it is. Tune in for law, and more. 

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