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The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

Courts and judicial system

Subject
Bidura
Darlinghurst courthouse
Glebe Courthouse
King Street Courts
Manly courthouse
The murder of Constable Joseph Luker
Charter of Justice 1814
Albion Street Children's Court
Bidura
Camden Courthouse
Central Court House and Police Station Liverpool Street
Central Police Station and Court House
Darlinghurst courthouse
Downing Centre
Glebe Courthouse
Ivanhoe Park Hotel
Justice and Police Museum building
Law Courts Building Queens Square
Manly courthouse
Newtown Courthouse
North Sydney Post Office/Court House/Police Station
Paddington Police Station and Courthouse
Parramatta Court House
Supreme Court building Elizabeth Street
Supreme Court building King Street
Supreme Court building St James Road
Water Police Court
Windsor Court House
Central Court of Petty Sessions
Courts of General and Quarter Sessions
Criminal Court of New South Wales
Department of Attorney-General and Justice
District Court of New South Wales
Justice and Police Museum
Land and Environment Court of New South Wales
Law Commission
Metropolitan Children's Court
Metropolitan Shelter for Children
Minda Child Remand Home
Sunning Hill Education and Training Unit
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Atkins, Richard
Balmain, William
Barton, Edmund
Barwick, Garfield
Bent, Jeffery Hart
Brennan, Gerard
Broughton, William
Burton, William Westbrooke
Campbell, Pieter Laurentz
Cheeke, Alfred
Cohen, John J
Collins, David
Crummer, James H
Curlewis, Herbert
Deane, William
Dowling, James
Dowling, James Sheen
Evatt, Elizabeth
Evatt, Herbert Vere 'Doc'
Field, Barron
Forbes, Francis
Gaudron, Mary
Kirby, Michael
Larcombe, Helen
Mackenzie, William Henry
Macquoid, Thomas Hyacinth
Manning, John Edye
Manning, William Montagu
Marsden, Samuel
Martin, James 1820-1886
Mathew, Daniel Dering
Neale, Thomas Henry
O'Keefe, Barry
Rattray, George
Stephen, Alfred
Stephen, John
Stephen, Matthew Henry
Stephen, Ninian
Street, Phillip Whistler
Wilkinson, William
Windeyer, Charles
Wootten, Hal
Wylde, John
Parramatta Justice Precinct
'Cooks River Cruelty' from The Police Report, Bell's Life in Sydney, 3 April 1852
'Foul Tongue v Dirty Linen' from Police Sketches, Bell's Life in Sydney 7 August 1847
'The Heroine of Cooks River' from The Police Register, Bell's Life in Sydney, 8 October 1853
Aerial view of Queens Square c1930
All that glittered was not gold: The change in the life of Shirley Beiger, November 1954
Avon Street entrance to the Bidura Auditorium and Children's Court, Glebe 6 March 2015
Bidura, 357 Glebe Point Road, Glebe 6 March 2015
Brass sign with guide to the Bidura Children's Court complex, Glebe Point Road, Glebe 6 March 2015
Bucket, turpentine bottle and funnel; presumably a Crown exhibit in the trial of the IWW Twelve, 1919
Buga-up on Trial 1978
Chief Justice Sir Francis Forbes
Chief Justice Sir Laurence Street leads the procession during the opening of the NSW Supreme Court 1 February 1977
Colonel David Collins, Lieutenant Governor, Tasmania 1896
Court house, Darlinghurst 1870
Court house, Darlinghurst c1840
Elevation of Court House 1824
Gill Bowen Daniels outside the Coroner's Court, September 1954
Glebe Court House 16 February 2012
Glebe Court House c1970
Joshua Frey Josephson 1851
Judge William Charles Windeyer c1890
Judges entrance, Supreme Court, St James Road
Newspaper report of trial in the Supreme Court of the perpetrators of the Myall Creek massacre, 15 November 1838
Scene in the Supreme Court during the hearing of the case, Judge Windeyer v Evening News for contempt of court, September 1880
Sentences handed down to Thomas Berington and Elizabeth O'Brien by W Broughton, the magistrate in the Sydney Court of Criminal Jurisdiction on 29 June 1814
Shirley Beiger arrives at the Coroner's Court for the inquest into the death of Arthur Griffith, 7 September 1954
Sir Edmund Barton as a mature man
Sir Francis Forbes c1835
Sir James Martin, Chief Justice c1870
Sir John Alexander Ferguson
St James Church, Hyde Park Sydney c1840-1850
Supreme Court Sydney 1848
Supreme Court and King street, looking West 1868-1881
The Court House and St James' Church 1839
The Law Courts c1900
The Police Office, Sydney, 1848
Trial of Frank Gardiner, the bushranger, at the Supreme Court, June 1864
View of Hyde Park looking towards St. James Church and the Court House c1830-1850
Water Police Court and Phillip Street police station
Water Police Court, Phillip Street, Sydney, 1870