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Download full textCurro, Gina; Ainswroth, Nussen – Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2018
Recently embraced by the legal profession to make justice more accessible, social media (SM) is fast becoming the primary tool of communication for the courts. In Australia today the Supreme Court of Victoria uses SM to share judgments, media releases, publications, speeches and other information. On the County Court of Victoria home page, one can…
Descriptors: Social Media, Legal Education (Professions), Foreign Countries, Law Schools
