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As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited to participate in a Sentencing Workshop led by a judge in the Supreme Court in Hobart.  A discussion of sentencing principles and procedure will precede a role play scenario of a fictitious case by the Judge, Prosecution and Defence counsel.  Participants will be invited to impose an appropriate sentence.  Interactive discussion is encouraged.  You be the Judge! 

Numbers are limited.  Approx. 2 hours duration.

Book here

This event is free of charge but bookings are essential. Please note that photo ID must be presented on arrival. The Supreme Court reserves the right to refuse entry to any person.

Presented by the Supreme Court of Tasmania

As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited to participate in a Sentencing Workshop led by a judge in the Supreme Court in Launceston.  A discussion of sentencing principles and procedure will precede a role play scenario of a fictitious case by the Judge, Prosecution and Defence counsel.  Participants will be invited to impose an appropriate sentence.  Interactive discussion is encouraged.  You be the Judge! 

As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited on a tour of the Supreme Court in Hobart. Established in 1824 as the highest Court in the State, it deals with criminal cases and civil disputes, as well as hearing appeals from the Magistrates Court and statutory tribunals. Come along and see where the Judges, barristers, witnesses and jurors perform their duties. The Civil Courtrooms and registries will be open for inspection.

Numbers are limited.  Approx 2 hours duration.

Book here

This event is free of charge but bookings are essential. Please note that photo ID must be presented on arrival. The Supreme Court reserves the right to refuse entry to any person.

Presented by the Supreme Court of Tasmania

As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited to participate in a Sentencing Workshop led by a judge in the Supreme Court in Hobart.  A discussion of sentencing principles and procedure will precede a role play scenario of a fictitious case by the Judge, Prosecution and Defence counsel.  Participants will be invited to impose an appropriate sentence.  Interactive discussion is encouraged.  You be the Judge! 

Numbers are limited.  Approx. 2 hours duration.

Book here

This event is free of charge but bookings are essential. Please note that photo ID must be presented on arrival. The Supreme Court reserves the right to refuse entry to any person.

Presented by the Supreme Court of Tasmania

As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited on a tour of the Supreme Court in Launceston.  Established in 1824 as the highest Court in the State, it deals with criminal cases and civil disputes, as well as hearing appeals from the Magistrates Court and statutory tribunals.  Come along and see where the Judges, barristers, witnesses and jurors perform their duties.

Numbers are limited. Approx 1 hour duration.

Book here

This event is free of charge but bookings are essential. Please note that photo ID must be presented on arrival. The Supreme Court reserves the right to refuse entry to any person.

Presented by the Supreme Court of Tasmania

As part of Law Week 2025, you’re invited on a tour of the Supreme Court in Hobart.  Established in 1824 as the highest Court in the State, it deals with criminal cases and civil disputes, as well as hearing appeals from the Magistrates Court and statutory tribunals.  Come along and see where the Judges, barristers, witnesses and jurors perform their duties.  The Civil Courtrooms and registries will be open for inspection. The original architect Mr Peter Partridge will accompany this tour and provide his unique insights into the design of the building.

Numbers are limited.  Approx 2 hours duration.

Book here

This event is free of charge but bookings are essential. Please note that photo ID must be presented on arrival. The Supreme Court reserves the right to refuse entry to any person.

Presented by the Supreme Court of Tasmania