Courts
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This page provides downloadable workbooks and activity sheets that support students before, during and after a court excursion. Resources include pre‑learning tasks, court‑experience activities, post‑excursion reflections, student instructions and court‑security guides, helping classes engage with real court processes and understand how the justice system works.
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This activity guides students through a scripted Local Court role‑play to help them understand courtroom roles, procedures and how cases are heard. It supports learning about the criminal trial process by giving students a structured, practical experience of how a Local Court operates.
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This page provides the full set of resources for the Law Day In mock‑trial program, including a fictional criminal scenario, role allocations, scripts, teacher guides and video interviews with legal professionals. The two‑lesson program helps students build legal literacy by running a mini mock trial and then exploring key rule‑of‑law principles through guided activities.
Law-Day-Out Court Excursion Activities
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Student Information and Instructions
Student guide outlining expectations, security, attire, behaviour and goals for Law Day Out.
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Booklet 1: Pre-Learning Activities
Workbook of pre-learning activities preparing students for observing courts and justice processes.
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Booklet 2: The Court Experience
Student workbook guiding Legal Studies students to reflect during real courtroom observations.
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Booklet 3: After the Excursion
Post‑excursion workbook to evaluate courts, justice effectiveness, media influence, and fairness.
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This pilot page uses the conceptual structure and themes from the existing website. Wording can be further refined later, but the framework is aligned with the current website and metadata model.
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Coming Soon!
This pilot page uses the conceptual structure and themes from the existing website. Wording can be further refined later, but the framework is aligned with the current website and metadata model.
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Coming Soon!
This pilot page uses the conceptual structure and themes from the existing website. Wording can be further refined later, but the framework is aligned with the current website and metadata model.