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Annual Report 2020 – 2021
This is Tasmania Legal Aid's 31st annual report. It was presented by our director Vincenzo Caltabiano.
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Quarterly report
The latest quarterly report for Tasmania Legal Aid - 2021-22 Q1.
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‘Children First’: Children in the Child Safety and Youth Justice System
About one in 10 children with a child safety file also have a youth justice file. These are the 'crossover children'.
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Reconciliation Action Plan
The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) affirms Tasmania Legal Aid's commitment to working with First Nations Peoples on a journey to justice.
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Resources for Lawyers
Sentencing Advisory Council Review open for submissions
The Sentencing Advisory Council is asking for feedback on a consultation paper regarding the Sentencing Amendment (Phasing Out Of Suspended Sentences) Act 2017.
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Court Backlog: Indictable matters in the Magistrates Court
The Justice Miscellaneous (Court Backlog and Related Matters) Act (the Act) commences on 1 July 2021.
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National Redress Scheme: Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
Survivors of past traumatic institutional child sexual abuse abuse may be able to access up to $150,000 through NRS.
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Increase in legal fees 2021-2022
Tasmania Legal Aid has again increased the hourly rate paid to legal practitioners by two per cent (2%)
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Applications now open!
Applications now open. Are you or do you know a young Tasmanian wanting to have a say on matters affecting children and young Tasmanians? By becoming a CCYP Ambassador you
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Advocacy Tasmania Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Advocacy Tasmania Memorandum of Understanding (MOU ) Your Say Advocacy Tasmania and Senior Assist have worked together for many years and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in 2017. Your
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TLA’s new Senior Assist information booklet
‘Everyone deserves respect’ is part of a new suite of information pamphlets available for Tasmanian seniors.
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We need to see them as ‘Children First’: Children in the Child Safety and Youth Justice System
'The earlier children are involved in the system the more entrenched they become. Crossover children are over-represented in this group, particularly girls and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.'
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