What does a review mean in court?
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What does a review mean in court?
The term judicial review refers to a court’s review of a decision of a lower court in order to determine whether an error was made. Courts usually review these decisions in the appeals process, when a losing party in a case claims an error was made and appeals to the higher court to examine the decision.
What is a committal callover?
If your matter can’t be heard in the Magistrates Court and needs to go to trial in the District or Supreme Court, then the magistrate will set a date for you to appear at a mention called the committal callover. For more information about pleading not guilty see the have you been charged with an offence guide.
What does directions hearing mean?
A directions hearing is a short court appearance where orders are made about what should happen next in a case. Usually at the first directions hearing the judge will make sure all the parties know a case has been started, and order that the parties go to mediation.
What comes after a directions hearing?
After the hearing If you come to an agreement at the directions hearing, the matter will be resolved between the parties. If you do not come to an agreement, the matter will be listed for mediation or for a trial.
How do you prepare for a directions hearing?
How to prepare for a directions hearingbe ready to answer questions about your application or your response to an application.make a list of the witnesses you want to appear for you (they don’t need to come to the directions hearing)write down what you would like VCAT to do or decide.
