Institutions
Courts, tribunals, and the bodies that admit and regulate.
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Admission is granted by the Supreme Court in each jurisdiction, administered through an admissions board or council.
Legal 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
Federal, state and territory courts — jurisdiction, filing, practice directions and daily lists.
Specialist court for care and protection and criminal matters involving young people in South Australia.
- Court level
- Specialist
- Filing portal
- CourtSA
Verified18 September 2026
JusticeNet SA
Legal aid & community legal
South Australian not-for-profit providing eligible people and community organisations with pro bono civil legal assistance, including Pro Bono Connect, Homeless Legal and a Federal Courts Self-Representation Service. It is preparing to become part of Justice Connect; its website currently advises that intake operates at limited capacity during the transition.
- Type of body
- Pro bono clearing house
Verified23 September 2026
Legal Services Commission of South Australia
Legal aid & community legal
South Australia's legal aid provider, covering legal advice, duty solicitors, family dispute resolution and community legal education.
- Type of body
- Statutory legal aid commission
Verified23 September 2026
South Australian Law Reform Institute
Law reform bodies
The law reform body for SA. Publishes references, consultation papers and reports, and accepts public submissions on open inquiries.
- Type of body
- Law reform body
Verified22 September 2026
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