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Page 1 of 10. NSW Supreme, District and Local Courts. Guidelines for Waiver, Remission and Postponement of Fees. 1. Objective. These guidelines are to be used when the officers of the Supreme, District and Local Courts deal with applications for the

A transcript is a record of what was said and happened at a trial or hearing. Here's who can request them, how you request them and the cost of court transcripts.

Where to find legal support if you have a matter in the District Court of NSW.

The District Court complies with legislation about making our policy documents and also the documents tabled in NSW Parliament publicly available.

A subpoena can be issued to a person or organisation to produce documents to the court to assist in a court case.

District Court page about Audio Visual Links (ADL) for bail hearings and client-lawyer meetings; video conferencing in civil proceedings and electronic evidence playback.

Mediation is an ADR process where an independent third party, the mediator, assists the people in dispute to identify the disputed issues, develop options, consider alternatives and try to reach an agreement

The District Court deals with most types of criminal matters except murder cases and charges of treason.

List of matters transferred to the District Court from the former NSW Compensation Court. Most matters were transferred to the Workers Compensation Commission.

The court helps media organisations to ensure fair and accurate reporting of proceedings.​ Find the procedures for using images of judges; filming and other resources.