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Featured news
Going backwards on bail laws will harm the state’s most marginalised people
We are deeply concerned about the impact of proposed changes to bail laws.
More advocacy and support for families navigating the child protection system
The state-wide expansion of Independent Family Advocacy and Support means more parents and primary carers will get the help they need.
New resources to support better bail applications
Co-produced with the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service, we have created new resources to assist criminal law practitioners understand the latest provisions of the Bail Act 1977 (Vic).
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