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• Going to court

  The Court Support and Liaison Service provides information and counselling to support you through the court process.

• Court words explained

  Explanation of words used in court.

• Glossary of court terms

  A glossary of court terms

• Court Support and Liaison Service

  Support for victims of family violence before, during and after court hearings.

• Court support and liaison services brochure (PDF, 1.3 MB)

• Planning your day at court

  Planning your day at court.

• During court

  During court.

• Victim Impact Statement

  A victim impact statement tells the court how a crime has affected you.

• Court information for children

  A guide for children and young people through the experience of going to court.

• Having your say Victim Impact Statement Brochure (PDF, 147.1 KB)

• Court information for adults

  Information to help adults understand what to expect at court.

• During court

  Description of what happens in court for a young witness.

• Application for criminal injuries compensation (PDF, 245.8 KB)

• Stages in the court process

  Steps in the court process.

• Typical courtroom setup

  A typical courtroom setup.

• This is what a court can look like

  Describes what a court cab look like.

• What to bring to court

  What to bring to court.

• Tips for when giving evidence

  Tips for giving evidence in court.

• How you might feel

  How you might feel when you go to court.

• Victim Impact Statement Form (PDF, 355.1 KB)

  If you are a victim of an indictable offence, you can prepare a victim impact statement using this form.

• Victims of Crime Assistance Application Form (DOCX, 177.6 KB)

• Victims of Crime Assistance Application Form (PDF, 408.9 KB)

• Application for criminal injuries compensation (DOCX, 186.5 KB)

• Services

  Services available for victims of crime.

• Being a witness is an important role

  Describes for a child what it means to be a witness.

• Home

  Support, advice and guidance for victims of crime in Tasmania.

• Extension of time (PDF, 218.3 KB)

• Victims rights

  Your rights as a victim of crime are contained in the Charter of Rights for Victims of Crime.

• About us

  Services and support available for victims of crime in Tasmania.

• Financial assistance

  Anyone who has suffered a physical or psychological injury as a result of a violent crime in Tasmania can apply for financial assistance.

• Victims Register Application Form (DOC, 172.0 KB)

• Eligible Persons Register Application Form (DOC, 171.5 KB)

• Charter of Rights for Victims of Crime (PDF, 69.2 KB)

• Charter of Rights for Victims of Crime

  The Charter of Rights for victims of crime.

• Eligible Persons Register

  The victim of a violent crime can apply to receive updates about offenders who are serving a custodial sentence.

• Eligible Persons Registration Information Sheet (PDF, 35.3 KB)

• Registration Information Sheet (DOC, 152.5 KB)

• Application and Information for Extension of Time Applications (PDF, 238.3 KB)

• Eligible Persons Register Application Form (PDF, 59.7 KB)

• Victims of Crime Service

  Victims of Crimes service provides trauma counselling, advice and support to victims of crime.

• Extension of Time Application Form (DOCX, 288.8 KB)

• Edit+ cheat sheet (PDF, 65.8 KB)

  Information about using the active voice.

• Victims register information sheet (PDF, 126.0 KB)

• Extension of time (DOCX, 53.6 KB)

• Victims of Crime Assistance Act Information sheet (PDF, 139.6 KB)