The NT Law Handbook is an easy-to-read guide to law in the Northern Territory. This approach to providing the community with plain language information on a comprehensive range of legal topics has been developed by AustLII, the NT Legal Aid Commission and the Darwin Community Legal Service, with the support of the Law Society of the Northern Territory Public Purposes Trust. Over 70 people from the legal community, government and community agencies donated their time, expertise and effort to ensure that the text is up-to-date and accurate. All sections have links to the primary legislation and case law as well as further information, including contacts should you require legal advice. Simply browse and click on any of the more than 100 ...

A plain-English guide to the law.

Everyday-Law has been developed to help Victorians better understand the law and their legal system by providing the best, easy-to-understand legal information in one spot.

You can search the site to:

• better understand your legal issues
• find someone who can help without breaking the bank
• understand how Victorian courts and the legal system work
• learn how to resolve disputes in and out of court

The Everyday-Law Online Directory is a comprehensive list of organisations that provide free or low-cost legal advice and information to Victorians on a wide range of issues. Use it to get the right help for your legal questions.

Picture based presentation on issues relating to smart phones and social networking for VCE students (will suit other ages too). Uses factsheets from NSW Legal Aid as handouts.

The NT Schedule of Limitations is a guide for legal practitioners. The NT Schedule of Limitations covers a wide range of areas of the law - everything from personal injury, planning and environment, family law and consumer contracts.

The online version of the annual handbook, including fact sheets, services directory and links.

The project will develop the following Indigenous Intellectual Property (IIP) resources…

• The Solid Arts website, which will include case studies and provide a portal for users wanting information about IIP
• Short audio recordings (MP3s) suitable for radio play in Indigenous languages about various IIP issues. These will also be available for download through the website
• A video dealing with a range of IIP issues, again using various case studies that will also be available through the website
• Posters for Indigenous artists on IIP issues
• Information for consumers and commercial operators, and
• A face-to-face education program for key stakeholder groups