Supreme Court of Tasmania

Tasmania court AI practice notes

Do not apply SC Gen 23, SC Gen 25 or another state’s note as the rule of the Supreme Court of Tasmania. Check the Court’s site and the Tasmanian legislation register. The Magistrates Court and TASCAT may differ from the Supreme Court.

Effective date

No dedicated note was listed as at 14 May 2026

That is an absence in a national index, not a finding that the Supreme Court of Tasmania has nothing to say. Open the Court’s site before you file. Do not give another state’s commencement date as if it bound this Court.

No dedicated court AI protocol was listed for Tasmania on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026

Disclosure checklist

Work through this against the instrument, not instead of it. The checks do not record that the filing is done.

  • Open the Supreme Court of Tasmania site and look for a generative AI notice before you file.
  • Do not import a New South Wales or Victorian disclosure clause and call it Tasmanian.
  • Verify citations in a trusted source, and keep confidential material out of a public tool.
  • If the file is in the Magistrates Court or TASCAT, check that forum’s own page.
  • Record the date you checked and what you did or did not find.

Sources

Every Australian court page

Each court has its own note. Open the one named on the file.

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Questions

Is there a Tasmanian equivalent of SC Gen 23?

The Law Society of New South Wales index did not list one as at 14 May 2026. Check the Court’s site. Absence from that index is not a finding that no notice exists.

What should I disclose?

If the Court has published a note, follow it. If it has not, do not invent a clause from another state. Still verify the document and protect confidential material.

Which date applies?

Only a date the Tasmanian court has published. Another state’s date does not apply.