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Going to Court

Do you have a court date coming up? This short video from BIAT helps explain what to expect when going to court in Tasmania.

Watch the "Going to Court" video

Legal Support

While JustACE can help you understand and advocate for your needs, we are not legal professionals. For legal advice or assistance, contact:

Legal Aid Tasmania

Other Resources

Lived Experience and Justice

Learn more about the justice system and hear directly from people with lived experience through the work of the Centre for Innovative Justice.

Centre for Innovative Justice (CIJ)

Brain Injury Information

Want to know more about brain injury and its impacts? These organisations offer helpful information and support:

Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT)

Synapse – Australia’s Brain Injury Organisation

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Get in contact with the JustACE team below to learn more.
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