From Monday, 22 February, practitioners may apply online for the consent listing of hearings in the criminal jurisdiction of the Brisbane Supreme and District Courts.
In support of the vital research, the AIFS invites practitioners to take part in a survey to understand compliance and enforcement of family law parenting orders.
Practitioners should contact the Registrar (Appeals) should they wish to list any North Queensland matters for hearing during the week commencing 7 June.
The Retail Shop Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Regulation 2020 (the Regulation) has been amended with effect from 5 February 2021.
The Honourable Justice Baumann has advised that on 24 February, his Honour will be conducting a trial call over of matters allocated to the Family Court of Australia’s trial pool before 31 July 2020. It is anticipated that those matters ready to proceed to trial will be listed for trial in 2021.
His Honour Justice Burns, has advised that from Monday 8 February 2021 the Supreme and District Courts will, for the most part, return to the conduct of jury trials in the traditional way.
Following the July 2020 release of the Online Application for a Court Event form, the Department of Justice and Attorney-General (DJAG) has amended the online form to extend to Childrens Court youth justice matters.
The resources step teachers through how to conduct a Judge for Yourself session with their class over two lessons and provide learning exercises that focus on key curriculum areas using legal principles from each court case.