Street law (education kit)

About this education kit

This kit helps teachers, youth workers and other educators teach young people about their rights with police and protective services officers (PSOs) in Victoria. The aim of Street law is to increase young people's legal knowledge so they can make educated choices.

The program covers the following topics:

• giving your name and address
• being found drunk in public
• orders to move on and stay away
• weapons searches
• searches on public transport.

The education kit is based on a series of videos that tell a real or imagined story about a young person who comes across a police officer or a PSO on the street.

These resources were originally produced by Youthlaw in collaboration with young people from Youthworx Media.

Using this kit

This education kit is designed to be used with the Street law videos. It is a flexible kit that you can tailor to your audience. It contains session plans, activities, model answers and links to legal information web pages for each topic. You can also order wallet cards that reinforce key messages.

Order the Street law wallet card.

Watch the videos

• Sensational salt (giving your name and address)
• Shamed out (being found drunk in public)
• The magician (orders to move on and stay away)
• Biker baker (weapons searches)
• The artist (searches on public transport)

To order DVD copies of the videos, contact our Community Legal Education team.

Contact us

Our Community Legal Education team can support you to deliver the Street law program. Contact us for more information about the program or to order DVD copies of the videos.

Community Legal Education
Email: cle@vla.vic.gov.au
Phone: (03) 9269 0234 and ask for Community Legal Education