Institutions
Courts, tribunals, and the bodies that admit and regulate.
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Legal Practice Board of Western Australia
Regulators & complaints bodies
The admitting authority and regulator for Western Australia. Publishes the academic and practical legal training requirements for WA admission.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority and regulator
Verified22 September 2026
Legal Services Council
Regulators & complaints bodies
The national body responsible for the Legal Profession Uniform Law framework, which applies in New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia.
- Type of body
- National regulatory body — Uniform Law
Verified21 September 2026
Admission is granted by the Supreme Court in each jurisdiction, administered through an admissions board or council.
Legal Practice Board of Western Australia — admissions
Admitting authorities
Independent statutory authority that assists the Supreme Court in admission to practice in Western Australia and maintains the register of approved practical legal training providers.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified19 September 2026
Legal Practitioners Admissions Board (Queensland)
Admitting authorities
Makes recommendations to the Supreme Court on applications for admission in Queensland, assessing academic qualifications, practical legal training and suitability. Administered by Queensland Law Society.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified19 September 2026Legal Practitioners Education and Admission Council (SA)
Admitting authorities
Established under section 14B of the Legal Practitioners Act 1981 (SA). Sets the LPEAC Rules governing education and admission in South Australia.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified22 September 2026
NSW Legal Profession Admission Board
Admitting authorities
The admitting authority for New South Wales. Publishes the authoritative list of accredited academic courses and approved PLT providers for NSW, and runs its own Diploma in Law.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified22 September 2026
Supreme Court of Tasmania — admissions
Admitting authorities
Admission to the legal profession in Tasmania is granted by the Supreme Court.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified19 September 2026
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory — admissions
Admitting authorities
Admission to the legal profession in the Northern Territory is granted by the Supreme Court.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified19 September 2026
Victorian Legal Admissions Board
Admitting authorities
The admitting authority for Victoria. Publishes the approved academic courses and approved PLT providers for Victoria.
- Type of body
- Admitting authority
Verified22 September 2026
Office of Public Prosecutions (Victoria)
Prosecution services
Conducts criminal prosecutions on behalf of the Victorian Director of Public Prosecutions.
- Type of body
- Public prosecution service
Verified23 September 2026
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW)
Prosecution services
New South Wales' independent prosecution service, prosecuting serious criminal offences in NSW courts.
- Type of body
- Public prosecution service
Verified22 September 2026
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (Tasmania)
Prosecution services
Represents the State of Tasmania in criminal prosecutions.
- Type of body
- Public prosecution service
Verified22 September 2026Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (Western Australia)
Prosecution services
Western Australia's independent prosecuting authority for serious offences against State criminal law.
- Type of body
- Public prosecution service
Verified23 September 2026
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