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County Court of Victoria

The County Court of Victoria is at 250 William Street, right in the heart of the Melbourne Central Business District. It is directly opposite to the Melbourne Magistrates Court and located on the corner of William and Lonsdale Streets.

If you’re using public transport, trams run every few mins from the Melbourne Central Railway station. If you are walking, it’s just a short distance from the Southern Cross or Flinders Street Stations. Go to Court Lawyers Melbourne have an office at Level 3, 480 Collins Street, Melbourne.

For expert advice and strong representation, call Go To Court Lawyers Melbourne on 1300 636 846.

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What is Automatism?
What is Automatism?
Where an accused suggests that they committed an offence involuntarily, they are raising the defence of automatism. The defence of automatism arises from one of the very basic principles of criminal law that is embedded in case law: that an accused cannot be found guilty of an act which occurred independently of their will. Automatism…
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Fines and the Family Violence Scheme (Vic)
Fines and the Family Violence Scheme (Vic)
The Family Violence Scheme is a specialised scheme that was introduced for the purpose of assisting Victorians who incur fines as a result of being subjected to family violence. Under the scheme, fines can be waived where family violence substantially contributed to the offence that attracted the fine. The Family Violence Scheme enables victims of…
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Changes to the Road Safety Act (Vic)
Changes to the Road Safety Act (Vic)
On 1 November 2018, the Victorian government introduced some changes to the road rules. There are now more severe penalties in relation to certain offences under the Road Safety Act 1986 (RSA) and the Road Safety (Drivers) Regulations 2009 (RSDR). It is hoped the changes will deter drivers from speeding and from driving whilst unlicenced or disqualified. Changes…
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Infanticide (Vic)
Infanticide (Vic)
The term ‘infanticide’ in common usage describes the killing of a child. In criminal law, infanticide serves both as a charge and an alternative-verdict to murder where the mother kills her infant. Victoria is one of three Australian states that continue to recognise the offence of infanticide, a category of offending that has origins in…
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