The Supreme Court is the highest court in Queensland, and includes the trial division and the Court of Appeal. The trial division hears the most serious criminal cases, including murder, …

Please refer to Supreme Court Practice Direction 2 of 2025 (PDF, 52.0 KB), District Court Practice Direction 2 of 2025 (PDF, 49.4 KB) and Magistrates Court Practice Direction 3 of 2025 (PDF, …

Most Queensland court and tribunal decisions are published on the Supreme Court Library Queensland website. Refer to the search help guide to make best use of the Library's …

The Supreme Court is the highest level of court in Queensland. It comprises the trial division and the Court of Appeal . The Supreme Court sits in 11 regional courthouses and matters are …

Dec 11, 2023 · Below is the link to decisions by the Queensland Supreme Court (Trial Division). Where available, they are published on the Supreme Court Library Queensland website. Note: …

Dec 11, 2023 · Below are links to decisions by the various Queensland courts and findings of the Coroners Court. Most are published on the Supreme Court Library Queensland website. There …

You can file documents in Supreme Court registries from Monday to Friday, 8.30am–4.30pm (excluding public and court holidays) or mail them to the registrar of the Supreme Court in your …

The Supreme and District Courts offer party search facilities to litigants online, known as eCourts. A document list is also available for each file via the party search results. For example, if you …

If you are a party to a Criminal case being heard in the Supreme, District or Magistrates Courts in Queensland, the Criminal Case lookup will allow you to find information about your upcoming …

The Court of Appeal is a division of the Supreme Court and hears all appeals from the Supreme and District Courts, and many tribunals. The section provides information about making an …