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Going to Court

You may need to go to the Supreme Court for a number of reasons. You could be:

• an accused person to be tried before a judge and jury, or sentenced by a judge;
• a citizen who has been summoned for jury service;
• a witness in either a criminal or civil trial;
• a party in a civil trial;
• a self represented litigant; or
• an exexutor of a will.

This section of the Court's web site contains information to help you understand how the court operates.

It also contains information on:

• legal advice;
• costs;
• court etiquette; and
• practice directions of the Court

as well as links to the Supreme Court Rules and Supreme Court Forms where they are referred to.

 

 

 

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