Judgment handed down in Wakim v The Queen
… penetrating a child under the age of 16 years on the basis that the sentencing judge did not give appropriate weight … given a total effective sentence of 20 months' imprisonment combined with a two year Community Correction Order ('CCO'). Taking into account the …
New rules relating to court file inspections and affidavits
… affidavits, witness statements, expert reports, written submissions, outlines of argument and chronologies, are not … Affidavits) detail the changes and how they apply in the Common Law Division and Commercial Court. … Read more news from the Supreme Court … …
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IMARC Protest Group Proceeding (Class Action)
… This group proceeding is brought on behalf of persons who were present at the … Capsicum (OC) foam, also known as capsicum spray, administered by police officers. The plaintiff alleges the police … orders of the Honourable Justice Harris made 17 February 2026 following the judgment … Further Amended Statement of …
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Rooke v AFL Group Proceeding (Class Action)
… This is a group proceeding (class action) brought by Jarad … of training for and/or playing an AFL game in the AFL competition. Mr Rooke alleges that he suffered injury, loss … Statement of Claim filed by the Plaintiff on 9 February 2026 … Ruling by the Honourable Justice Keogh dated 2 December …
Appeals to the Supreme Court from the Children’s Court
… Before appealing any decision of the Family Division of the Children’s Court, you … ordered to pay another party’s legal costs. You should only commence an appeal that has a real prospect of success. In … For more information and requirements, see sections 424 to 426 of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic) …
Appeals to the Supreme Court from the Coroners Court
… Before you appeal any decision of a court, you need to consider the merits of the … ordered to pay another party’s legal costs. You should only commence an appeal that has a real prospect of success. You … Court determinations. You will note from the Rules that to commence an appeal, you will need to file the following: A …
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RedCrest Notices
… see the Court’s example affidavit for guidance on how to comply with this court process. An affidavit template and further … within half a business day. Application by Summons Every application for a hearing (usually by summons) requires …
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Judgment handed down in DPP v Browning
… the respondent, Brian Robert Browning, for the murder of his wife, Catherine Elizabeth Browning. The Court accepted … Director's contention that the sentence of 18 years' imprisonment with a 14 year non-parole period was manifestly … period of 16 years. NOTE: This summary is necessarily incomplete. It is not intended as a substitute for the Court's …
Urgent applications
… Genuinely urgent applications in Common Law Division and Commercial Court proceedings are heard in the Practice Court …
Criminal appeals
… The Supreme Court of Victoria has two divisions - the Trial Division and the Court of Appeal. An … may be able to make a further appeal if you have fresh and compelling evidence that should, in the interests of justice, be considered on an appeal. Section 326C of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 specifies when …
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