Courts and Tribunals, Victoria, Australia
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Courts and Tribunals, Victoria, Australia
Courts and Tribunals, Victoria, Australia
Courts and Tribunals, Victoria, Australia
 

This site provides information central to all courts and tribunals in Victoria, Australia, as well as providing site links and a brief overview on each court and tribunal.

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  Supreme Court of Victoria   Supreme Court of Victoria
Hears very serious criminal cases, such as murder, large disputes over money...
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  County Court of Victoria   County Court of Victoria
Deals with serious crimes such as drug trafficking and assault, or amounts of money between $100,000 and $200,000. Most appeals from the Magistrates' Court are heard in the County Court...
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  Magistrates' Court of Victoria   Magistrates' Court of Victoria
The criminal jurisdicion hears and determines all summary offences such as driving offences and some indictable offences such as theft and civil matters up to $100,000...
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  Children's Court of Victoria   Children's Court of Victoria
A specialist court with two divisions to deal with matters relating to children and young people...
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  State Coroner's Office of Victoria   State Coroner's Office of Victoria
The primary role of the State Coroner's Offices is to investigate unexplained death and fire. Through these investigations and subsequent findings...
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  Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal   Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal
VOCAT assists victims of crime to recover from crime by providing various levels of assistance or compensation...
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  Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal   Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
VCAT is a consolidation of twelve separate boards and tribunals. Disputes are either heard at a hearing or by mediation...
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