The Judicial College congratulates former Chief Magistrate, State Coroner and College Board member Ian Gray AM and County Court Judge Felicity Hampel AM, who were named in this year’s Queen's Birthday Honours. 

Procedural issues regarding the admission of evidence can be complex and challenging. This webinar, the first in a series focusing on topical issues in evidence law, will focus on these often contentious issues.

What is the role of public interest in coronial work? Read Justice Deborah Mortimer’s keynote address at the 2021 Victorian Coroners Court Conference, in which she discusses how we can advance public confidence in the way judicial work is done.

The Victorian courts and VCAT will gradually adjust operations in line with the easing of restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria from Friday 11 June 2021.

Terrorism cases are among the most high-profile offences to come to the Supreme Court. The trials are complicated and usually long, as are the resulting sentences. The latest episode of Gertie’s Law details what terrorist offences are, and what happens when they come before a judge of the Supreme Court.