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Magistrates Court Act 1991 , The Nunga Court Division (Aboriginal Court Day) Eligibility criteria The sentencing conference The Magistrates Court The Supreme Court Summons State Legislation Summary offences Minor Indictable Offences Penalty Summaries Divisional Penalties Court fees Sentencing appeals Comprehensive penalty summaries
Magistrates Court Rules 1992 (SA), Magistrates Court Rules 1992 (Revoked)
Mental Health Act 2009 (SA), Psychiatric report Relevant legislation and regulations The consequences of a finding of unfitness to stand trial Bail conditions where there is a Mental Health Act 2009 order for involuntary treatment
Migration Act 1958 (Cth), State offences
Motor Vehicles Act 1959 , State Legislation Warrant for failure to perform community service (unpaid fines) Legislation relevant to guilty pleas Traffic Offences Relevant legislation Points Demerit Scheme Summary of demerit points Disqualification Reduction of demerit points by a court Clamping, impounding and forfeiture of motor vehicles Failing to stop after an accident Failure to obey directions, answer questions or produce a licence Driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle Driver's Licences Driving without a licence Driving with a suspended driver’s licence Driving whilst disqualified Driving under the influence with child present in vehicle Prescribed concentration of alcohol (PCA) Driving with prescribed drug present in oral fluid or blood Alcohol Interlock Scheme conditions Drug and alcohol dependency assessments Brief penalty summary
Motor Vehicles Regulations 2010 , Relevant legislation Summary of demerit points Driving without due care

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