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Gradient image with the text: PULS Volume 2: Understanding and Capability

Understanding and Capability is now available

February 7, 2024
Today we launched the second volume of our key research project, the Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS).
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The Public Understanding of Law Survey Volume 1: Everyday Problems and Legal Need

PULS Volume 1 shows gaps in how people understand and engage with the law

August 30, 2023
Today Victoria Law Foundation launched the first report from the ground-breaking research project - the Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS).
Explainer
Video title: What PULS will do

What the PULS will do

March 30, 2023
The PULS provides new ways to capture and understand people’s experience of and response to justiciable issues.
Explainer
Video title: Why we're measuring legal capability

Why we're measuring legal capability

February 9, 2023
In the third of our video series about the PULS, we explain how it goes a step beyond the legal needs survey by looking at legal capability.
Explainer
Video title: Legal need surveys - what they are and why they're important

Legal need surveys - what they are and why they're important

November 14, 2022
In the second of our video series about the PULS, we break down Legal needs surveys to give a little background on the purpose and value of the project.
Explainer
Video title: Rethinking the experience of law from the bottom up

Rethinking the experience of law from the bottom up

September 15, 2022
In this, the first of a new video series, we’ll be breaking down parts of the PULS to give a little background on the purpose and value of the project.
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Cover image of the Annotated PULS questionnaire

Annotated PULS questionnaire released

August 9, 2022
We are pleased to announce the release of the PULS annotated questionnaire which underpins the PULS Survey.
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Read the latest PULS report

This first volume updates the broad picture of access to justice and legal need, explores how justiciable problems are experienced, what people do about them, and how they progress and conclude (if they conclude).
Everyday Problems and Legal Need