This section is for extended research into areas not fully covered within this site. If you have your own, or know of a site that should be listed here, be sure to send us the address via the 'contact' page.
 
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 Austlii
  The Australasian Legal Information Institute is a legal research facility featuring thousands of online cases and legislations relating to both national and international issues, as well as being a point of referral for community based legal issues, treaties and much more. The entire site is produced jointly by the University of New South Wales and the University of Technology, Sydney.
 
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 Australasian Centre for Policing Research
 
An Australasian Common Police Service - contributing to a safer and more secure community through the provision of quality research services to Australasian policing.
 
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 Australian Bureau of Statistics
 
Australia's official statistical organisation. Assisting and encouraging the development of informed decision-making, research and discussion within governments and the community, by providing a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical service.
 
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 Australian Federal Police
 
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the principal law enforcement agency through which the Commonwealth pursues its law enforcement interests. It is unique in Australian law enforcement in that its functions relate both to community policing and to investigations of offences against Commonwealth law in Australia and overseas. The agency investigates fraud against the Commonwealth, international drug trafficking and organised crime as well as special investigations referred by the Australian Government. An extensive research site, with many interesting sections for the common viewer.
 
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 Australian Institute of Criminology
 
The Institute is the national focus for the study of crime and criminal justice in Australia and for the dissemination of criminal justice information. The Institute draws on information supplied to it by a wide variety of sources and its policy advice is objective and independent.
 
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 Australian Libraries Gateway
 
A complete listing of Australia's major libraries (more than 5,400). Great for research, and locating material online before going out to your local library. It aims to be a directory of current information about every library in Australia - a "one-stop-shop" for information about Australian libraries - a tool for worldwide users, for both library professionals and the general public.
 
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 Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP)
 
A national nonprofit organisation with expertise in both law and policy affecting the poor. Through education, policy research and advocacy, CLASP seeks to improve the economic security of low-income families with children and secure access for low-income persons to our civil justice system. Many thanks go to 'CLASP' for having contributed several of the articles found within this site.
 
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 CJ ED (Criminal Justice Education)
 
A complete resource center for all criminal justice fields, covering careers (where you will find information and links on everything from resume writing to who is hiring - general career sites - and information about internships), researchers (links to statistics, downloadable data, citation styles, and other researcher needs) and a students page (for information about financial aid, ordering text books online, and a diversion for a study break).
 
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 Crime Spider
 
A nifty little search engine that covers many areas including criminology, homicide, cybercrime, child crime, domestic violence, industrial espionage, government bodies - just to list a few. A good starting point for all research or further reading.
 
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 Federal Bureau of Investigations
 
The U. S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation. The name pretty much says it all.
 
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 Foundation Law
 
Dedicated to distributing free Australian and international legal materials.
 
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 Hiding In The Closet, No More
 
This site has been produced by Leigh-Ann Peters (a member of the Guardian Ad Litem / Domestic violence Task Force committee), and is rated as one of the world's leading domestic violence websites. Featuring victim support information, live weekly chats, divorce and child custody advice, links to many other associated sites, and much much more.
 
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 Law Guru
 
This site seems very much like a search engine because of its available characteristics, but does not actually perform any searches (go figure). Instead it contains lots of legal links on various topics, weekly chat forums and free legal forms. In short, its a form of legal community for those interested.
 
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 Law Institute Victoria
 
The Law Institute of Victoria is the professional association for Victorian solicitors. The Institute represents its members' interests and works to improve the law so that it better serves a changing society. It aims to increase public understanding and respect for the law and legal process, while encouraging full participation in the profession by all members.
 
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 Law Stuff
 
A concept by the National Children's & Youth Law Centre, designed to provide legal information for those under 18. A brilliant concept, with great design - with information about each individual state within Australia.
 
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 Leo Links
 
One of the largest Police and Law Enforcement related Link/Search Engines on the web.
 
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 NGA net - Australian Public Service Graduate Recruitment
  An Australian service for graduates and students seeking employment. This free service is designed to provide vocational employment, part-time, casual and temp opportunities. When you become part of GradSearch (a search and recruit service - just one of the many features of this site), your skills are available for use by hundreds of Australia's leading companies looking for graduates.
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 Oxford University Press
 
Oxford University Press is one of the oldest publishing enterprises in the world, as well as one of the largest. Its imprint carries authority; its standards of book production are high, and its range of interests is wide. It is a department of the University of Oxford, although it is not subsidised by the University. It is not a company: it pays no dividend and it has no shareholders. It is committed to the dissemination of knowledge: all its surplus is devoted to publishing works that further scholarship and education, and to sustaining the research on which some of these books are based.
 
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 Parking Fines Made Easy
 
A unique site designed by traffic enforcement officials looking at a variety of aspects regarding the common parking ticket. Information available covers numerous subjects, including individual rights, types of parking officers, and so on - but most importantly - how to effectively appeal parking fines! They will even proof read any appeal letters you may be sending to your local council. A definite must see.
 
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 Parliament Of Victoria
 
Official home page of the Victorian Government, featuring access to Hansards, legislative documents and much more.
 
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 Rootsweb.com
  RootsWeb, a free community group that provides the Law Library with document hosting, exists to allow users the ability to interact with other people who share the same interests. Why not pay them a visit, look around, discuss topics in their message rooms, or even start your own account.
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 The Crime Library
  A extensive and comprehensive collection of documents dealing with serial killers, mass murderers, classic crime, and gangsters. A definate must visit for all those interested in pursuing information on almost any case involing murder. Updated regularly.
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 The Terrorism Research Center
 
Dedicated to informing the public of the phenomena of terrorism and information warfare. This site features essays and thought pieces on current issues.
 
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 U.S. Department of Justice
  Featuring a what's new, publications, employment vacancies, a kids information service, guides to safer schools, and a huge collection of other legal information relating to American social activities.
 
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 VCAT
 
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. VCAT was introduced on 1 July 1998 and deals with disputes about consumer matters, credit, discrimination, domestic building works, guardianship and administration, residential tenancies, and retail tenancies.
 
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 Victoria Law Foundation
 
The Victoria Law Foundation works to create a better legal system for the Victorian community by undertaking major projects and research activities relating to the law, legal education and the legal profession, publishing and distributing high quality information and education materials (written in plain language) - whilst providing grants to develop worthwhile ideas and innovations.
 
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 Victoria Police Air Wing
 
The unofficial Victoria Police Air Wing web site. Here you can learn about what the air wing does, where they do it, how and what they fly. This site includes an impressive collection of past and present images, documents, and mission reports. A must see.
 
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 Window On The Law
 
This is the official site of the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department and portfolio and provides a "Window on the Law" to much Australian legislation and judgments of courts. This site has been designed to provide Australians with ready access to clear, understandable, user-friendly information about the Australian legal system and the government organisations that are part of the Australian legal system.
 
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 Zeno's Forensic Site
 
Without a doubt, one of the largest database collections relating to forensic sciences on the web. This site is huge, and some pages tend to take a touch longer than most to load. But the results are definitely worth the wait.
 
 

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Any, and all of the linked sites within this section are done so under the pretense that they may prove useful to some people in areas of extended research. It should be noted though that listed links, including their content, are not endorsed in anyway what so ever by the 'Law Library', nor do they in turn specifically endorse this site. If it is so deemed that some content within these sites is no longer suitable for general viewing, they will be removed without notice. Please keep in mind the difficulties in monitoring such sites, and assist by reporting any breaches of universal moral ethics to the editor via the 'contact' page.