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Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 01/2026

This Practice Direction facilitates the process for a non-party person to apply for an order permitting inspection of documents in a civil proceeding.

This Practice Direction outlines the preparation, filing and hearing of applications under the Bail Act 1980 in the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

The purpose of this Practice Direction is to address the risk associated with using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

The Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Guidelines for Responsible Use by Non-Lawyers

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 16 of 2024 - Protected Counselling Communications

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 15 of 2024

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 14 of 2024

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 13 of 2024 - Direct access briefs

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 12 of 2024 - Excusal from jury service

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 11 of 2024 - Registrar’s power: Extension of time for objections to costs statement

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 10 of 2024 - Registrar’s power: Will attested by only one witness

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 9 of 2024 - Approval of publication: Application for grant

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 8 of 2024 - Approval of publication: Admission to the legal profession

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 7 of 2024 - Setting Trial Dates: Civil jurisdiction Brisbane

Supreme Court Practice Direction 5 of 2024

Supreme Court Practice Direction 4 of 2024

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 2 of 2024

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 1 of 2024

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 15 of 2023 - Schemes of Arrangement

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 14 of 2023 - Wills and estates list AMENDED

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 13 of 2023 - Supervised case list for proceeding involving self-represented parties: civil jurisdiction

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 11 of 2023 - Consent orders of the registrar

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 10 of 2023 - Pronunciation of Names and Preferred Forms of Address

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 9 of 2023 - Caseflow management - civil jurisdiction

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction 8 of 2023 - Class Actions List

Supreme Court of Queensland Practice Direction (PD) 1 of 2023 - Commercial List

Supreme Court Practice Direction 18 of 2022 - Digitally recorded proceedings: Means of identifying proceedings, those appearing, and witnesses

Supreme Court Practice Direction 17 of 2022 - Scheme for pro bono mediation in proceedings involving self-represented litigants

Supreme Court Practice Direction 16/2022 - Applications for a no jury trial