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Collie Magistrates Court is at 43A Wittenoom Street, Collie with the operating hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday. The Magistrates Court is located on the corner of Wittenoom and Pendleton Streets.

The Collie Magistrates Court has been an iconic heritage listed building and a standout feature in Collie since 1913. Collie is two hours south of Perth and has a current population of over 7,000 people.

In the late 1800’s coal was discovered and this quiet little town has played an important role in the provision of electricity for Western Australia ever since.

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Duress (WA)
Duress (WA)
Duress is a full defence to most criminal charges. An accused can be acquitted on the basis of duress if they were essentially ‘forced’ into committing the acts that make up the criminal offence. The defence of duress is based on the principle that a person should not be held criminally responsible for acts that…
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Terminating a Residential Lease (WA)
Terminating a Residential Lease (WA)
Rent from residential properties is a common sources of income for investors. Investment properties can, however, be a giant headache for landlords (also known as lessors) when terminating a residential lease and re-possessing the property because of an un-cooperative tenant. Tenants may breach their lease agreements in a range of ways, including by failing to…
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Conditional Release Orders (WA)
Conditional Release Orders (WA)
A Conditional Release Order (CRO), also known as a Good Behaviour Bond, is an order that can be made by a court at sentencing under Part 7 of the Sentencing Act 1995 (WA).  Conditional Release Orders require the offender to avoid re-offending for a period of time and comply with other conditions.  When a court…
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Abortion and the Law (WA)
Abortion and the Law (WA)
Laws regulating abortion in Australia vary dramatically between different states and territories. Abortion was decriminalised in Western Australia in 1998. Abortion is now available on request up to 20 weeks’ gestation and after 20 weeks gestation with the agreement of two medical practitioners. Western Australia has not yet legislated for ‘safe access zones’ around medical…
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