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Sydney District Court
If your matter is listed at the District Court, it is essential to have experienced legal representation to ensure the best possible outcome.
At Krayem & Co Lawyers, we regularly appear in the District Court and provide expert representation in serious criminal matters. Our team is dedicated to guiding you through the legal process and delivering strong advocacy at every stage.
Going to Sydney District Court?
Sydney District Court is a major court in New South Wales that deals with more serious criminal offences than those heard in the Local Court.
Located in the Sydney CBD, the District Court hears indictable offences that are referred from the Local Court after committal proceedings. Matters are typically heard before a judge, and in many cases, a jury.
Court proceedings generally commence from 10:00am, and all attendees are required to pass through security screening before entering.
Types of Cases at Sydney District Court
The District Court deals with a wide range of serious criminal matters, including:
Sexual offences
Serious assault offences
Drug supply and commercial drug matters
Fraud and financial crimes
Robbery and break and enter offences
Jury trials and sentencing hearings
The District Court sits between the Local Court and the Supreme Court in the NSW court hierarchy.
Sydney District Court Contact Details
Address:
Downing Centre, 143–147 Liverpool Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Phone:
(02) 9287 7355
Court Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00am – 4:30pm
How to Get to Sydney District Court
By Train
The court is located within walking distance of Museum Station and Town Hall Station.
By Bus
Numerous bus services operate through the Sydney CBD, with stops located near Liverpool Street.
By Light Rail
Light rail services run through the CBD, providing convenient access to nearby stops.
By Car
Parking in the Sydney CBD is limited and can be expensive. Public transport is recommended.
What to Expect at Sydney District Court
District Court proceedings are more formal and complex than Local Court matters:
Matters are heard before a judge, and often a jury
Criminal trials may run for several days or weeks
Witnesses are called to give evidence and be cross-examined
Legal arguments and evidence are presented in detail
It is important to be well-prepared and represented by an experienced lawyer.
Sydney Police Centre
If you have been charged with a serious offence, it is important to seek legal advice before speaking with police.
The nearest major police facility is:
Sydney Police Centre
151 Goulburn Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Police handle serious criminal investigations that may be prosecuted in the Supreme Court.
Do You Need a Lawyer for Sydney District Court?
District Court matters involve serious charges and significant legal consequences. Having an experienced lawyer is critical.
At Krayem & Co Lawyers, we:
Provide strategic legal advice
Prepare and run defended hearings and jury trials
Represent clients in serious criminal matters
Work towards achieving the best possible outcome
We are committed to protecting your rights and providing strong representation throughout your case.
Contact Krayem & Co Lawyers
If you need representation at Sydney District Court or any other court in NSW, contact Krayem & Co Lawyers today on +61 2 8528 2943 / +61 449 770 755.
Our team is ready to assist you with expert legal guidance and representation.
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