SheriffS Office
Local Government in Adelaide

Accused A person charged with an offense the defendant in criminal proceedings. Committal proceedings to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to put a person on trial for an indictable offense. (criminal) a person charged with a criminal offense in a under court. A grant of probate is made to an executor nominated by the dead in a will, but where for one reason or another there is no executor to act for the deceased, letters of administration are granted to an administrator. Maintenance orders A court order for payment of money towards the encourage of a spouse of child. The registry will inform you when the court will hear your matter and they will also be capable to help you with any questions you have about the court process. Sheriff An officer with responsibility for the service of process, the enforcement of civil judgments and the provision of juries. It deals with the more important courteous cases and the maximum serious criminal matters. Parties to the proceedings and their legal representatives. The Courts istration Authority is constituted by the Courts istration Act 1993 and is autonomous of Government and is a means for the judiciary to control the provision of the administrative facilities and services required by State courts to carry out their judicial functions. In the Magistrates Court, criminal matters are usually prosecuted by the police. If a summons to attend court at a given date and time is disobeyed (Be the witness does not attend court), the court may order a warrant be issued to bring that person to court. Firstly, look at the case list to find out which courtroom the case is in. Sheriff's officers performing court orderly duties in the Supreme Court and District Court criminal sittings also maintain the welfare and security of jurors involved on criminal trials. When these determinations have been made a grant is issued in respect of the estate of the lifeless person. If there is a requirement for a personal representative to prove his or her title to an asset in the deceased’s name it might be necessary to gain a grant. The duty solicitor is a lawyer who is at the court to present release legal advice to people attending court that day. The Juries Act provides that the succeeding persons are not eligible for jury service: The task of the jury in a trial is to judge the facts presented in evidence. In some circumstances, the Sheriff may require applications to be made in the form of a statutory declaration. Conference is held out of court, without Magistrate. An intervention program is defined in the Bail Act and the Sentencing Act as a program that provides. Aboriginal Justice Officers (Lajos) bear information about the location and operation of the courts, as well as promote to Aboriginal court users and their families. Aboriginal Sentencing Conferences usually receive deposit in a conference room (not a courtroom).