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Fact sheets

Magistrates Court - Domestic and family violence

Domestic violence is not confined to any particular culture and translations are provided for people of non-English-speaking backgrounds. Information about translation and interpreting services is also available from the Queensland Government website.

   Are you a VICTIM of domestic violence? 
 

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    Are you ACCUSED of domestic violence? 
 

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