BackgroundSuccessive Justices' Acts and, more recently, Magistrates' Court Acts have required the clerk or registrar of the court to make and keep a register of all convictions, orders and other proce
This series was created to record cases heard in the Court of General Sessions. In 1968 local Courts of General Sessions were abolished and a criminal jurisdiction was established in the County Court
This record lists number of the case, name of the defendant, offence, fine and remarks. (3/16622A). 1 vol. Note: This description is extracted from Concise Guide to the State Archives of New South Wal
Successive Justices' Acts and, more recently, Magistrates' Court Acts have required the clerk or registrar of the court to make and keep a register of all convictions, orders and other proceedings of
The Court of General Sessions exercised a purely criminal jurisdiction within the County Court. This record was created to record cases heard in the Court of General Sessions at a particular and after
