A Justice of the Peace is a community asset.
They are unpaid volunteers who may assist in
To become a JP:
They are unpaid volunteers who may assist in
- constitute a court where required;
- assist in required authorising of police operations or prison determinations;
- assess and approve bail and surety applications;
- witness public documents of significance.
To become a JP:
- consider
if you are willing to perform the duties of a Justice of the Peace at
times when called upon.
- applications
may be submitted through a State member of Parliament and in regional areas
also through the local magistrate.
- applicants
or intended appointees must first complete a necessary training course
before they can be appointed and thereafter attend ongoing training as required.
The
Attorney General recommends appointment by the State Governor according to the
number of JPs considered necessary or appropriate to deal with public demand as
identified in local areas.
If you are a JP we encourage you to support RAJWA and the work that it does in conjunction with the Attorney General’s Department by clicking on the button below and joining us.
If you are a JP we encourage you to support RAJWA and the work that it does in conjunction with the Attorney General’s Department by clicking on the button below and joining us.
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To login click on red button below "Members Area"
If not already registered in the NEW System click on "Create Account" (small
letters at bottom of dialog box) and follow instructions.
Please allow one business day to gain access to the Members Area.
If already registered in the NEW
system type in your JP Number and password & press login.
If you forget your password
select "Reset Password" and follow
instructions.
For further information contact RAJWA Registrar on 9425 2825. |
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