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Perth Magistrates Court

Perth Magistrates Court 

The Western Australia Magistrates Court is at 501 Hay Street Perth, with the operating hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday. The Court House has been in operation since 1976.

If you are using public transport, buses from Perth Railway Station leave every 10 minutes or its a 10 minutes walk from the station. Go to Court Lawyers Perth have an office at 531 Hay Street, Subiaco located on the corner of Hay and Denis Streets.

The metropolitan area of Perth sits on this one coastal plane, a strip located between the Indian Ocean and the Darling Scarp. Perth was founded in 1829, after being discovered by Captain James Stirling and was officially declared a city in 1856.

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

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Civil Trials in the Magistrates Court (WA)
Civil Trials in the Magistrates Court (WA)
Context More than 95% of civil matters are resolved without proceeding to a civil trial. It is, however, important to be aware of the procedures involved in a civil trial so that you are prepared in the event your matter does not resolve and a trial is necessary. This primer provides a summary of some…
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Intoxication and Insanity Defence in WA - New Perspectives
Intoxication and Insanity Defence in WA – New Perspectives
The Defence of Intoxication Using Intoxication as a defence in WA is governed by the Criminal Code Act Compilation Act 1913 (WA) (‘the Code’). That section operates in conjunction with section 27 of the Code, which deals with the defence of Insanity in WA. The two sections operating together provide for the circumstances when Insanity…
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The Criminal Trial Process In WA
The Criminal Trial Process In WA
Offences and Courts Defending a charge in a criminal trial can be a very daunting experience, particularly when the person charged is unfamiliar with the criminal justice system. Trials can be heard in the Magistrates, District, or Supreme Court. The court in which a trial is heard usually depends on the severity of the offence. For…
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Intoxication Pleas: Fraught With Peril
Intoxication Pleas: Fraught With Peril
The Defence In the quarter century over which I’ve been practising in the criminal law, I have literally lost count of the clients whose primary explanation for their actions is “I was drunk/stoned or both”. Whilst intoxication may explain a multitude of behaviours in society, does it afford a defence at law? If so, is…
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