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Created as resources for law students, the Centre for Innovative Justice video series and Talking Innovative Justice podcast are hosted by our Director Rob Hulls, and feature guests from across the legal landscape as well as recordings of CIJ events and lectures from leading industry figures.
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How is legal practice changing?

Rob Hulls, Director, Centre for Innovative Justice talks with Laura Vickers, Principal, Nest Legal, one of the first online legal firms in Australia.

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2014 Higinbotham Lecture

RMIT University celebrates the legacy of politician and chief justice George Higinbotham through an annual public lecture exploring topical legal issues - in particular the interaction between the law and society.

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Why work in a Community Legal Centre?

Rob Hulls, Director, Centre for Innovative Justice talks about community legal centres with Liana Buchanan, Executive Officer, Federation of Community Legal Centres (Victoria).

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Why enrol in Clinical Legal Education?

Rob Hulls, Director, Centre for Innovative Justice talks about Clinical Legal Education at the prison legal service Inside Access, with Andrew Spinks, final year Juris Doctor student.

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What law firms look for in a job applicant

Rob Hulls, Director, Centre for Innovative Justice, talks with John Cain about tips on what law firms look for in a job applicant.

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What makes a good advocate?

Rob Hulls, Director, Centre for Innovative Justice talks with Magistrate Pauline Spencer, Magistrates’ Court of Victoria about what makes a good advocate.

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Centre for Innovative Justice

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Wurundjeri Country

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Phone: 03 9925 7249

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