How the Court works
… The Supreme Court hears among the most serious criminal, and complex civil, cases in the state, as well as some appeals … from the Court of Appeal before they can be heard. This is called 'leave to appeal'. Usually three judges will … to join the International Framework for Court Excellence (IFCE), we take our performance seriously. … For information …
Our history
… On this page 19th century 1840s: Resident judges of the Port … punishment. Willis and his successors, Judges William Jeffcott and Roger Therry, also heard many commercial matters, including cases of insolvency, contract …
Institutional Liability List
… suitable for inclusion in the Institutional Liability List are those involving: Claims against an organisation … of the Limitation of Actions Act 1958 (Vic) prior to the commencement of a proceeding on an action referred to in s … The Honourable Justice O'Meara The Honourable Justice Tsalamandris Judicial registrar Judicial Registrar Baker … …
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Changes to in-person hearings
… It is no longer necessary to make applications for in-person … The Court will operate on a series of default positions and exceptions set out in a notice to the profession … Justice. Where a matter is to proceed in-person in the Common Law Division or Commercial Court, parties are …
Notice to the Profession - Practice Court (Common Law) - COVID-19
… Notice to the Profession The Principal Judge of the Common Law Division has authorised the issue of the … by Coronavirus ’ for advice with respect to personal service, affidavits, subpoenas and trial division court … for an appearance and the urgency of the hearing. Where this issue is addressed by additional submissions, they are …
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Media centre
… contains the latest information about the Supreme Court and its activities. You can access: media releases judgment … news updates. If you're a member of the media and you wish to cover a Court matter we can provide you with some … you the right to request access to documents held by Court Services Victoria. Read more about Freedom of Information on …
Fees
… out new fees and a new fee structure. The new regulations commenced on 30 September 2018, replacing the current … to pay the Corporate Fee, you are not required to fill in this form. If you believe you are eligible for a Concession … include a Writ or Summons for Taxation of Costs or for the services of a court officer. See the fees lists above for …
Statement from the Chief Justice: Yoorrook for Justice Report
… and child protection system as part of the Yoorrook Justice Commission process. They have undertaken the difficult and … as judicial officers and court administrators to take this opportunity to listen and learn as we absorb those … institutions offering justice. When I launched Court Services Victoria’s Self-determination Plan in July 2021, I …
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Representing Yourself Frequently Asked Questions
… on Court procedures. There are many free and low cost legal services that can provide assistance to draft documents, give you advice, and guide you on a likely outcome/prospects of success and the potential costs. What … What do I wear to Court? The Court is a formal place and this should be reflected in what you wear, as it shows …
Supreme Court of Victoria Careers
… of health and wellbeing programs including an Employee Assistance Program and annual flu vaccinations remuneration … of cars access to flexible working arrangements* including compressed working week, purchased leave, hybrid working … the Supreme Court lies within the Victorian Public Service (VPS). The Court is supported by a Chief Executive …
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