Where is the plain-English note for my court?
Each instrument has its own page, with the effective date and a disclosure checklist. The list below links every Australian court page on this site. The cards under it are the jurisdiction task sets.
Court AI practice notes
Court and tribunal AI practice notes for each Australian forum, with the task versions that change in that forum.
Federal Court, Federal Circuit and Family Court, Administrative Review Tribunal, and Commonwealth statutes. A state admission does not import that state’s court AI note into a Commonwealth proceeding.
Supreme Court Practice Note SC Gen 23 from 3 February 2025, and separate notes for the District Court, Local Court, Land and Environment Court, NCAT and the Personal Injury Commission.
Supreme Court of Victoria Practice Note SC Gen 25, commencing 14 May 2026, for every court user in that Court. Recorded 10 Oct 2026: Practice Note for Court users and Guidelines for judicial officers on the use of AI; Practice Note PNVCAT11 – Use of generative artificial intelligence.
Queensland Courts guidance on generative AI, Supreme Court Practice Direction 5 of 2025 on accuracy of references, and Queensland Law Society Guidance Statement No. 37. Recorded 10 Oct 2026: The use of generative AI: guidelines for judicial officers.
Supreme Court of Western Australia guidelines for the use of generative AI in that Court’s proceedings. Recorded 10 Oct 2026: Artificial Intelligence practice direction: Consultation note.
Guidelines for generative AI in South Australian courts, applying from 1 January 2026 across the courts named by the Courts Administration Authority. Recorded 10 Oct 2026: Artificial Intelligence Hub.
Supreme Court of Tasmania and the Tasmanian legislation site. No dedicated court AI protocol was listed for Tasmania on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026. No AI direction found as of 10 Oct 2026. No Tasmanian court AI direction found; Law Society of Tasmania article (https://lst.org.au/the-question-isnt-whether-you-used-ai-its-how-you-used-it/) discusses federal/NSW/Vic notes only.
ACT Courts and the ACT legislation register. No dedicated court AI protocol for the Territory was listed on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026. No AI direction found as of 10 Oct 2026. Law Society of the ACT guidance on generative AI in legal practice is known from secondary sources but unverified: the primary page was not retrieved on 10 Oct 2026.
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory and the Northern Territory legislation site. No dedicated court AI protocol for the Territory was listed on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026. No AI direction found as of 10 Oct 2026. Supreme Court NT current practice directions page (https://supremecourt.nt.gov.au/lawyers/practice-directions) scraped 2026-10-10: no AI direction found.
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AI hallucination cases in Australia · Jurisdictions · Practice areas · Firm-wide obligations
Each instrument has its own page, with the effective date and a disclosure checklist. The list below links every Australian court page on this site. The cards under it are the jurisdiction task sets.
No. The Federal Court, the Federal Circuit and Family Court, the Fair Work Commission and each state court publish their own instrument. Open the one named on the file.