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whyalla court
 

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Contact details

Street address
1 Whitehead Street, Whyalla 5600
 

Postal address
PO Box 694, Whyalla SA 5600

Telephone
(08) 8648 8120
 

Fax
(08) 8645 7206

E-mail
whyalla@courts.sa.gov.au

Which courts operate from Whyalla Court?

What are your business hours?
9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Is there a general information counter?
The registry counter displays a limited range of pamphlets on court and law-related subjects.  

What facilities/services are available for people with disabilities?
An access ramp is located on the eastern side of the building.
Closest accessible car parking is on the street.

Where can In find out about my case?
Ask at the registry counter, check the case list on the internet or noticeboard, or call 8204 2444.

What other services operate from the courthouse?

Where should I go before my hearing?
The court waiting room.  Please see the Sheriff’s officer when you arrive.

How long before the hearing should I arrive?
10 to 15 minutes

Is there a room I can use to talk to my lawyer?
Yes, there is an interview room adjoining the waiting room.

Where is the nearest public phone?
200m from courthouse on Patterson Street.

Can I bring my mobile phone into the courthouse?
They must be switched off at all times.

Where are public toilets located within the court?
Adjoining the waiting room.

Are there cafes near the courthouse?
Yes, there are food outlets 150m from court in Patterson Street.

Where is the nearest public transport?
40m away.

Is there carparking available near the courthouse?
There is on-street nearby.

Where is the nearest taxi rank to the courthouse?
150m away.

What security procedures are in place at the courthouse?
When court is sitting, uniformed Sheriff’s officers maintain security in the courthouse, as well as acting as court orderlies.  All Sheriff’s officers are trained to provide a safe environment for everyone in the courthouse.

When you enter the courthouse, you may be scanned with a hand-held metal detector.  Nothing that could be used in an offensive manner is allowed into the building.  This includes things like pocket knives.  If in doubt, ask a Sheriff’s officer.

How can I get an interpreter?
Contact the registrar.  Please give as much notice as you can.

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