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Which court is the lowest in the Victorian court hierarchy?

Magistrates' Court

What are the two main roles of Victorian courts in criminal cases?

Determine guilt & impose sanction

Who determines guilt for summary offences in the Magistrates' Court?

A magistrate at a hearing

What is the purpose of a committal hearing?

Decide if sufficient evidence exists

What is original jurisdiction?

Power to hear a case for first time

Which offences can the County Court NOT hear?

Murder & treason

Does the Court of Appeal have original jurisdiction?

No, it only hears appeals

What age range does the Children's Court criminal division handle?

10-17 years (under 19 at proceedings)

What is the Coroners Court's role?

Investigative (not determine guilt)

Which is a weakness of courts relating to appeals?

Right to appeal is not automatic

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