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All jurisdictions have separate requirements for admission. Please ensure you
read the information provided by the Court, in particular, the Admission
Information Kit for PLT students available on the
QLD Law Society Website
Legal Workshop staff will not edit any admission documents. There are templates
available on the admission websites for each jurisdiction. It is your
responsibility to ensure that your documents are correct.
Required documentation for Admission
Where you can find the documents
Things you need to do to be admitted
Required documentation for Admission
Examples of the all required documentation can be found on the
QLD Law Society website
The Admission Information Kit for PLT provides a checklist of
documents you need to submit and should be referred to when preparing your
Admission documents.
Applicants must file originals of the following documents:
1. Originating
Application – Form 1;
2. Statement of Eligibility & Suitability to the Board –
Form 7;
3. Letter of Completion from ANU Legal Workshop;
4. Letter from the ACT
Supreme Court stating you are eligible for admission in the ACT;
5. Certificates of Suitability to the Board – Form 8 (x 3 copies);
6. Supporting disclosure documents
to the Board, if necessary;
and copies or originals of the following documents:
7.
LLB; and,
8. academic transcript (original must be cited by the Board if copy is
used).
Where you can find the documents
Examples of the Originating Motion and all the necessary forms can
be found on the QLD Supreme Court website.
Academic transcript
If you do not
already have your academic transcript you will need to apply for one from the
Law School where you undertook your LLB.
ANU Law School students can apply for
their Academic Record via the
Records and Enrolments Office website
Letter of Completion of the
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
You must notify the ANU Legal Workshop
that you wish to be admitted so that a letter of completion can be provided once
you have completed all the requirements of the GDLP.
You can email the ANU Legal Workshop at
courtadmission@law.anu.edu.au
You will need to include in this email:
• Your name
and student number;
• the jurisdiction you wish to be admitted in;
• the date
you wish to attend the admission ceremony
ANU Legal Workshop will prepare your
Letter of Completion and mail it directly to you.
Please be aware that we
support a number of admission ceremonies in all jurisdictions and Letters of
Completion are prepared and sent in the order of upcoming admission ceremonies.
Letter from the ACT Supreme Court
Once you have notified Legal Workshop of your
intention to be admitted we will organise with the ACT Supreme Court to send the
required letter to the Board.
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2012 Admission Dates: Brisbane
Your Notice of Intention must be filed at least 21 days before your
admission ceremony
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LAST DAY FOR NOTICE
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ADMISSION CEREMONY
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6 January |
30 January
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20 February |
12 March |
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2 April |
23 April |
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14 May |
4 June |
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18 June |
9 July |
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(date TBA) |
December (date TBA) |
Things you need to do to be admitted
Not more than 28 days but at least 14
days prior to admission all applicants must:
• advertise their Notice of
Intention to Apply for Admission in the specified publications.
At least 21 days
prior to admission all applicants must:
• submit a Notice of Intention to Apply for Admission;
• file in the Supreme Court Registry and serve on the Board
an Originating Application and their supporting documentation.
At least 12 days
prior to admission all applicants must:
• file in the Supreme Court Registry and
serve on the Board an Affidavit of Compliance
When filing your affidavit, you will be required to provide the Supreme Court
Registry with your movers’ details, i.e. their full name, whether they are a
QC/SC/Barrister/Solicitor, and their date of admission
2 days prior to admission date the Board will issue
its Certificate of recommendation. All applicants MUST:
• collect the
Certificate from the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board;
• file the
Certificate in the Supreme Court Registry.
Statement of Eligibility &
Suitability to the Board – Form 7 Question 3: having
completed the GDLP at Legal Workshop the correct answer is 3C.
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