Legal aidGet legal advice quickly and free of charge from the Legal Services Commission. Browse the Law Handbook, find out about legal aid, family law and criminal law and access education in the law for migrants and young people. There is also a specific
legal service for women.
Courts and tribunalsEight courts operate under South Australian jurisdiction, including the Supreme, District, Magistrates, Youth and Coroner’s courts. The
Courts Administration Authority also provides lists of cases and justices of the peace and information on subjects ranging from fines to wills and mock courts for schools. Find out how the courts operate and read the decisions and judgments of
courts and tribunals.
Customs and border protectionThe Australian Customs and Border Protection Service is responsible for deterring the unlawful movement of goods and people into Australia. You can
contact the service for information or to report suspicious activities.
Travellers can seek advice before leaving or arriving in Australia, as well as find out the rules in areas such as duty-free concessions, illegal imports and quarantine requirements,
Legislation South Australian laws are proclaimed under Acts of Parliament. Browse in alphabetical order through the most recent Acts, regulations, rules and policies and check which Bills have come before Parliament in the current or recent sessions.
Royal Commissions and inquiriesState and federal inquiries can be commissioned into matters of public importance. Read the outcome or follow the progress of completed or continuing inquiries.