The Daily Hearing List includes all matters scheduled to be heard in the Supreme Court of Victoria each day with times and courtrooms. It is available from 3:40pm, Monday to Friday, for the next ...

The Court of Appeal is supported by a team of administrative and legal staff who work in the registry. The registry is responsible for the administrative functions of the Court of Appeal. The registry ...

Help with Court processes We have produced a number of guides that help explain court processes in appeals, judicial reviews, and civil proceedings. In this section you will find information about ...

Remarks by the Hon. Marilyn Warren AC, Chief Justice of Victoria, at the International Commercial Arbitration Conference: Efficient, Effective, Economical?

It is mandatory to enter a last name or part of a last name to search the application index. You can also enter either the year of death or the date of death to narrow your results (do not enter both) ...

Some proceedings - including hearings, judgments and sentences - are available for public viewing via live stream. This page includes details to access and view upcoming live streamed proceedings.

Speech by the Honourable Associate Justice Mary-Jane Ierodiaconou at the Deakin Law School Alumni Lecture.

Judgment summaries are shortened versions of the Court's full judgment. The Court prepares judgment summaries for some cases. They are made available on our website, and are removed and archived 12 ...

Reserve Judges Reserve judges are either retired or interstate judges who have been appointed as reserve judges of the Supreme Court under the Constitution Act 1975. Appointments are made by the ...

For further information, please contact the Supreme Court Registry on 03 8600 2004.

Season One In season one, Gertie’s Law gives an unprecedented look inside Victoria’s justice system. Hear from Supreme Court judges as they discuss some of the lesser-known, misunderstood or complex ...

The summaries provide a short overview of a judgment and are not considered a substitute for the full judgment. The full judgments can be found on the AustLII website. You can also watch or listen to ...