The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland has issued today PD 15 of 2024 regarding Application for Admission as a Lawyer – Mutual Recognition Principle.
This practice direction applies in relation to applications for admission to the legal profession by lawyers who are already admitted in another Australian jurisdiction or in New Zealand, in accordance with the mutual recognition principle.
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