Supreme Court of Victoria Welcome
The Supreme Court of Victoria is the superior Court in the State. The Court is divided into two divisions - the Court of Appeal and the Trial Division.
This site contains valuable information about the Supreme Court, its history and current practice. The information is for research and public information purposes. Documents such as decisions, practice notes, and Court Lists are not official versions and should not be relied upon as such..
Address: 210 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia.
Telephone: +61 3 9603 6111
International Consortium for Court Excellence
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Speech - Courts and our Democracy - Just another government agency?
The speech - 'Courts and our Democracy - Just another government agency?' was presented by the Hon Marilyn Warren A.C., Chief Justice of Victoria at the University of Melbourne on 1 May 2012
Supreme Court of Victoria Civil Appeals - Monthly Summary Tables
This is a summary of appeals to the Court of Appeal from civil decisions of the Supreme Court of Victoria, initiated or finalised last month or listed for hearing during the current month.
Speech - Managing the Paper – Taming the Leviathan
The speech 'Taming the Leviathan' was delivered by the Hon Justice Vickery to the Fourth International Construction Law Conference jointly hosted by the Society of Construction Law Australia and the Society of Construction Law New Zealand in Melbourne from 6 to 8 May 2012
Monthly sentencing summary tables.
This notice is the allocation of Commercial Court Lists for term 2 of 2012
Information Statement Marking the First Anniversary of Reforms to Criminal Appeals
To mark the first anniversary of reforms to criminal appeals, the Supreme Court has released the following information.
Requests to use Supreme Court facilities
These guidelines and application form provide a basis for the Court to determine when, and on what terms, it is appropriate for Supreme Court facilities to be used by external organisations.