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Magistrates Court : Home Access to the Magistrates Court of Tasmania services and information:- including forms, fees, court lists, coronial findings
Magistrates Court of Tasmania The following court lists are published on this site at approximately 04:30 PM each day Administrative Appeals, Civil and Criminal decisions are all now available on the Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) website
Magistrates Court : Hobart - Criminal The defendant's name has been withheld pursuant to section 194K of the Evidence Act 2001, as publication of the name may lead to, or is likely to lead to, the identification of any witness or victim
Magistrates Court : Magistrates The Chief Magistrate, the Deputy Chief Magistrate, and Magistrates are formally appointed by the Governor of Tasmania All Magistrates exercise a state-wide jurisdiction Magistrates are also Coroners Magistrates are legal practitioners who have at least 5 years experience as a Lawyer
Magistrates Court : About the Magistrates Court The Magistrates' Court is the busiest court in Tasmania, handling over 30,000 cases each year The Magistrates Court is part of the third - or judicial arm - of government
Courts Tasmania : Home It operates as a separate court and broadly exercises concurrent jurisdiction with the superior courts, the Federal Court of Australia and the Family Court of Australia
Magistrates Court | Department of Justice Magistrates Court in Tasmania helps determine child protection matters, appeals of legal decisions, minor civil claims, and more
Courts Tasmania : Going to court Information on attending the Mental Health Tribunal can be found in the Hearings pages of their website Use the Hearings Conferences link to see where to go for Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Tribunal matters