  Open Courts Bench Book
1 Introduction
  2 Powers to make orders qualifying open justice
2.1 Jurisdictional powers
2.2 Powers in specific types of proceedings or for certain persons
  2.2.1 Adoptions
2.2.2 Children’s Court proceedings
2.2.3 Confiscation proceedings
2.2.4 Mental impairment and unfitness to be tried
2.2.5 Criminal intelligence
2.2.6 Interstate operatives of law enforcement agencies
2.2.7 Evidence
2.2.8 Family violence
2.2.9 Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004 proceedings
2.2.10 Public health and wellbeing
2.2.11 Serious offenders
2.2.12 Sex offenders
2.2.13 Terrorism
2.2.14 Victims of crime
2.2.15 Guardianship and administration proceedings
2.2.16 Sexual offence complainants
2.2.17 Witness protection
2.2.18 Powers which do not limit the availability of orders under the Open Courts Act 2013
3 Grounds and Necessity
4 Procedure
5 Types of orders
6 Objects of suppression
7 Limitations on orders
8 Reviews and appeals
9 Breach
10 Rights and obligations of parties and the media
11 Model orders and undertakings
Index
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