Courtroom Report on Civil Law in Australia

Running Head; CIVIL LAW 0
COURTROOM REPORT
AUSTRALIA
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CIVIL LAW 1
Table of Contents
Introduction..................................................................................................................................2
Case Content................................................................................................................................2
Technical Content.......................................................................................................................3
Conclusion....................................................................................................................................4
Bibliography...................................................................................................................................6

CIVIL LAW 2
Introduction
Proper analyzing the things during the courtroom visit is very essential for a law student.
My report on the courtroom observation will throw light on all the experiences and the
observations made in the local court of Australia. So with the growth of the report, I would be
covering up with all the contents relating to the case, its technicality and all the other related
observation in the courtroom and then finally the outcomes or the concluding statement.
Observing or sitting in the court not only helps in enhancing one's experience but it also helps
those newcomers who are interested in a legal career but are a little confused that which is the
path they must choose to. Spending time in the court can hold a helping hand for them.
Case Content
On 23rd August 2019, I had visited Bankstown Local Court where Mr. Edward was the
main accused who was to be heard by the magistrate i.e. the presiding officer of the court. Mr.
Edward was an alcoholic, who used to always abuse his wife as well as used to throw coffee
mugs and beer bottles over her, he used to push his wife due to which she gets injured many a
time. He was continuously spitting on the face of his wife and also bruising her legs etc. these
were the some of the offenses which have been committed in this case.
All these committed offenses can be covered up under the Crimes (Domestic and
Personal Violence) Act 2007 under parts 2 and 3, section 9-14. The nature of the case was the
summary trial. And yes the accused had pleaded for the guilt he had committed so was
represented legally in the court before the magistrate (Saunders, 1996).
In short, the facts of the case were that Mr. Edward after drinking alcohol was always set
to abuse and insult his wife and son, throw bottles of beer and mugs of coffee over his wife out
of them one had badly injured the head and other the leg of his wife. He was to abuse and