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Legal Australia-Wide Survey: Legal need in South Australia

Christine Coumarelos,

Deborah Macourt,

Julie People,

Hugh McDonald,

Zhigang Wei,

Reiny Iriana,

Stephanie Ramsey, | 2012

The Legal Australia-Wide Survey (LAW Survey) provides the first comprehensive quantitative assessment across Australia of an extensive range of legal needs on a representative sample of the population. It examines...

LAW survey,

Legal need surveys,

Legal needs,

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Legal Australia-Wide Survey: Legal need in Queensland

Christine Coumarelos,

Deborah Macourt,

Julie People,

Hugh McDonald,

Zhigang Wei,

Reiny Iriana,

Stephanie Ramsey, | 2012

The Legal Australia-Wide Survey (LAW Survey) provides the first comprehensive quantitative assessment across Australia of an extensive range of legal needs on a representative sample of the population. It examines...

LAW survey,

Legal need surveys,

Legal needs,

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Legal Australia-Wide Survey: Legal need in Western Australia

Christine Coumarelos,

Deborah Macourt,

Julie People,

Hugh McDonald,

Zhigang Wei,

Reiny Iriana,

Stephanie Ramsey, | 2012

The Legal Australia-Wide Survey (LAW Survey) provides the first comprehensive quantitative assessment across Australia of an extensive range of legal needs on a representative sample of the population. It examines...

LAW survey,

Legal need surveys,

Legal needs,

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Legal Australia-Wide Survey: Legal need in Victoria

Christine Coumarelos,

Deborah Macourt,

Julie People,

Hugh McDonald,

Zhigang Wei,

Reiny Iriana,

Stephanie Ramsey, | 2012

The Legal Australia-Wide Survey (LAW Survey) provides the first comprehensive quantitative assessment across Australia of an extensive range of legal needs on a representative sample of the population. It examines...

LAW survey,

Legal need surveys,

Legal needs,

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Developing a triage framework: linking clients with services at Legal Aid NSW

Christine Coumarelos,

Hugh McDonald, | 2019

Triage refers to the practice of responding to and sorting the people's legal problems on their degree or type to channel them to the appropriate service. The purpose of triage...

Legal assistance research & evaluation,

Legal assistance services,

Other models of service delivery,

Triage,

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No home, no justice? The legal needs of homeless people

Suzie Forell,

Emily McCarron,

Louis Schetzer, | 2005

This report into the legal needs of homeless people explores the capacity of homeless people in NSW to obtain legal assistance; to participate effectively in the legal system; and to...

Housing & homelessness,

Legal needs,

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families in Australian Coroners Courts: A review of the research literature on improving court experiences

Kerryn Butler, | 2021

Coroners courts in many jurisdictions throughout Australia are seeking ways to ensure their processes and practices are culturally sensitive, particularly for supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands families. This report...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples,

Client Groups,

Coroners Court,

Courts and tribunals,

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Access to justice and the COVID-19 pandemic

Law and Justice Foundation of NSW,

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), | 2020

This policy brief, co-authored by the OECD and the Law & Justice Foundation of NSW, focuses on the immediate and medium-term consequences of the COVID-19 crisis for justice systems and...

Access to justice,

Courts and tribunals,

Disaster response,

Legal assistance services,

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Legal Assistance Services Outcomes Frameworks: A Rapid Scoping Review

Kerryn Butler, | 2022

The successful use of outcomes frameworks as part of an outcomes-based approach to service design has many benefits by putting people's needs at the centre of design and delivery. An...

Assessing Impact,

Legal assistance services,

Outcomes,

Planning service delivery,

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Justice made to measure: NSW legal needs survey in disadvantaged areas

Christine Coumarelos,

Zhigang Wei,

Albert Zhou, | 2006

Six disadvantaged areas were surveyed by telephone interviews: three suburban areas within Sydney (Campbelltown, Fairfield, South Sydney), one major provincial centre (Newcastle) and two rural/remote areas (Nambucca and Walgett)

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The NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal: An analysis of clients, matters and determinations 1

Michael Cain,

Maria Karras,

Terence Beed,

Terry Carney, | 2011

In recent years, there has been much interest in Mental Health Tribunals (MHTs), their legislated role, functions and day-to-day operations. Much of the interest has centred on accumulating an evidence...

Courts and tribunals,

Disability,

Health and Disability,

Mental health & wellbeing,

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Recruitment and retention of lawyers in regional, rural and remote New South Wales

Suzie Forell,

Michael Cain,

Abigail Gray, | 2010

Public legal services for disadvantaged people in NSW have reported difficulties in recruiting and retaining solicitors in regional, rural and remote (RRR) areas. Difficulties are also reported in attracting sufficient...

Lawyers,

Planning service delivery,

Regional & Remote,

Rural,

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The outcomes of community legal education: a systematic review, Justice issues paper 18

Ania Wilczynski,

Maria Karras,

Suzie Forell, | 2014

Community legal education (CLE) has been conducted in NSW for the last 30 years. It aims to raise awareness among community members about the law and legal processes, and improve...

Community legal education,

Evaluations,

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Data digest: a compendium of service usage data from NSW legal assistance and dispute resolution services, 1999-2002

Sue Scott,

Ann Eyland,

Abigail Gray,

Albert Zhou,

Christine Coumarelos, | 2004

Analyses data collected by the main publicly funded NSW legal service providers on the nature of inquiries received, the demographic characteristics of inquirers and the pathways they took to resolve...

Data,

Dispute resolution services,

Legal assistance services,

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Access to justice and legal needs: A project to identify legal needs, pathways and barriers for disadvantaged people in NSW. Stage 1: Data digest

Sue Scott,

Ann Eyland,

Abigail Gray,

Albert Zhou,

Christine Coumarelos, | 2004

A Compendium of Service Usage Data from NSW Legal Assistance and Dispute Resolution Services, 1999–2002

Legal needs,

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Legal Australia-Wide Survey: Legal need in New South Wales

Christine Coumarelos,

Deborah Macourt,

Julie People,

Hugh McDonald,

Zhigang Wei,

Reiny Iriana,

Stephanie Ramse, | 2012

The Legal Australia-Wide Survey (LAW Survey) provides the first comprehensive quantitative assessment across Australia of an extensive range of legal needs on a representative sample of the population. It examines...

LAW survey,

Legal need surveys,

Legal needs,

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Collaborative Planning Resource – Service Planning

Christine Coumarelos,

Hugh McDonald,

Suzie Forell,

Zhingang Wei, | 2015

The Foundation developed the Collaborative Planning Resource (CPR) in support of the 2015 National Partnership Agreement on Legal Assistance Services (NPA) between the Commonwealth of Australia and the states/territories. It...

Assessing legal need,

Legal assistance services,

Legal needs,

Planning service delivery,

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Plaintiffs’ satisfaction with dispute resolution processes: trial, arbitration, pre-trial conference and mediation

Marie Delaney,

Ted Wright,

Law Foundation (Justice Research Centre), | 1997

This is a detailed study of plaintiffs' perceptions of four dispute resolution procedures in the NSW District court's Sydney registry and private mediation through the New South Wales Law Society...

Costs and fees,

Courts and tribunals,

Outcomes,

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Law and disorders: illness/disability and the experience of everyday problems involving the law, Justice Issues 17.

Christine Coumarelos,

Pascoe Pleasence,

Zhigang Wei, | 2013

This paper draws on the LAW Survey data to examine the relationship between legal problem experience and different types of mental and physical illness/disability. The findings confirm the existence of...

Disability,

Health & ageing,

Health and Disability,

LAW survey,

Legal needs,

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Conciliation in Australian civil justice: An evidence snapshot

Kerryn Butler, | 2025

This snapshot brings together research evidence on the role of conciliation in Australian civil justice systems. It aims to build understanding of conciliation practices, their benefits and risks, and the...

Alternative dispute resolution,

Courts and tribunals,

Recent,

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Using court data to support planning legal assistance for First Nations people (Data insights in justice)

Delphine Bellerose,

Christine Coumarelos,

Geoff Mulherin, | 2021

To enable legal assistance services to appropriately structure available resources and plan most effectively to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the justice system, it is important to...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples,

Criminal Justice,

Legal assistance services,

Planning service delivery,

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Data Digest LawAccess 2002-2004 Report

Michael Cain, | 2007

Analyses of data collected by Law Access on the nature of inquiries received, the demographic characteristics of inquirers and the pathways they took to resolve their issues.

Data,

Legal assistance services,

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