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Murri Court

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The Murri Court is a Queensland magistrates court that deals with sentencing Indigenous offenders and provides a forum where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders have input into the sentencing process.

More information about the Murri Court.

A review of the Murri Court was undertaken in 2005-06 to assess the court's effectiveness and whether its operations could be improved with a view to making it a permanent fixture of Queensland's Magistrates Court and Children's Court system.

Murri Court review
	Report on the Murri Court review (PDF, 185 KB) Report on the Murri Court review by the Department of Justice and Attorney-General in 2006.
	Summary of the Murri Court review (PDF, 225 KB) Summary of the Murri Court review by the Department of Justice and Attorney-General in 2006.

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Last reviewed 26/05/2009

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