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- Australian Court Hierarchy - Rule of Law
Court, Warden’s Court and Drug Court of each court varies across the states and territories SCAN TO LEARN MORE! The laws applied by the courts are created by Judges (Common Law, Precedent) and Parliament (Statutory Law)
- How Does the Court System Work in Australia? - LegalVision
Australia has a unique court system based on the United Kingdom’s Westminster system However, it was adapted to suit the Australian structure of states and the Commonwealth better This article will give an overview of the court system in Australia and a description of each different level of court within the system
- Parliament and the courts - Parliamentary Education Office - PEO
This diagram shows the hierarchy of courts in Australia At the top is the High Court of Australia Underneath this court are: State territory courts Supreme court; Intermediate courts (county district courts) Lower courts (local magistrates court) Federal courts Federal court family court; Federal magistrates court
- Courts - Attorney-Generals Department
There are 3 principal federal courts: High Court of Australia The High Court of Australia is the highest court and the final court of appeal in Australia It hears matters involving a dispute about the meaning of the Constitution, as well as final appeals in civil and criminal matters from all courts in Australia Federal Court of Australia
- Australian Court Hierarchy - Pyramid | Hierarchy Structure
The High Court of Australia remains the ultimate court of appeal for the Australian System whereas each state or district has its own courts as well To understand the hierarchy of courts in Australia, you can go through the following given information
- Judiciary of Australia - Wikipedia
The High Court of Australia sits at the apex of the Australian court hierarchy as the ultimate court of appeal on matters of both federal and State law The large number of courts in Australia have different procedural powers and characteristics, different jurisdictional limits, different remedial powers and different cost structures
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