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Discover what happens if you're chosen for jury duty, including the jury speaker's role, listening to evidence, taking breaks, and trial discussions.

What to do if you receive a 'Notice to prospective juror', including how to complete your prospective juror questionnaire.

What a summons for jury service means and what to do if you get one, including when to attend court.

Understand the role of the Coroners Court of Queensland in investigating deaths and providing recommendations to prevent future deaths.

You can be excused from jury service in Queensland if you have a valid reason. Find out when and how you can apply for an excusal.

Links to information about the jury service process, what to do if you’re notified and summonsed, and what happens in court and a jury room

Links to videos and resources to help you further understand the jury process

Learn about the Land Court of Queensland, its role in resolving land disputes, and its history since 1898.

If someone threatens harm to you, your property, or someone in your care and you fear for your safety, you can apply for a peace and good behaviour or

Case types. Starting a court action to recover money owed, filing a claim, handling disputes, ignored claims and payments - explained step-by-step. Bulk lodgmen...

Empanelment is the random process for choosing jurors to serve on certain trials. Find out how it works and what happens if you are or aren't chosen.

An overview of jury service in Queensland, from getting a notice to serve to sitting on a jury, including frequently asked questions.

Find out what cases you can bring to the Land Court, general information and book a procedural assistance session.

Most criminal matters start at the Magistrates Court - find out what the process is for court events in this jurisdiction. ... Learn about bail, conditions, app...

Prepare for court. If you're a qualified Queensland legal practitioner, you can find a curated section of information via this link or the persistent button...

View today's courtroom lists by court location, updated daily. Organised alphabetically by location. Find contact details for the Magistrates Courts. Apply ...

How to respond if someone applies for a domestic violence order against you, what happens in court, and the conditions of an order. ... The DFV court process ca...

About settlement conferences and how they work. What to do if you’re a debtor in a civil case and are asked to provide a written statement of your financial pos...

How to appeal or apply to revoke child protection orders in Queensland, issue subpoenas, transfer a case to another Childrens Court, and more.

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In Queensland, fines, offender levies, and victim compensation orders are issued by the courts. If you don’t pay, enforcement action can be taken.

Find out what a court or tribunal transcript, or audio recording, costs and whether you may be eligible for free or reduced-cost records.

Content to help people understand information about bail and support them to comply with their bail conditions or find help when they need it.

A list of legal terms and definitions of what they mean.

Many criminal offences involve drugs or alcohol. Diversion programs and a specialist court help eligible offenders address substance use and avoid reo

Content to help people understand information about bail and support them to comply with their bail conditions or find help when they need it.

Find our more about how what is bail, what your conditions to bail might be, and what you have to do.

Content to help people understand information about bail and support them to comply with their bail conditions or find help when they need it.

Learn how the Planning and Environment Court handles cases about planning, environment, and development in Queensland.

If you're summoned for jury service, you may need to attend court on certain days for jury selection, and you'll attend court until the trial is over.