The Civil Registry receives and processes all documents lodged in the civil jurisdiction of the court and is the first point of reference for enquires from the public and the legal profession.

To read the Guide to Civil Procedure, click here.

The registry also receives and processes appeals to the Full Court and Single Judge Appeals.

It also has responsibility for the management of the court's records and the listing and case management functions for the court's civil and appellate jurisdictions.

The Criminal Registry's major functions include to receive and process Informations (documents lodged which initiate criminal proceedings) lodged by the Director of Public Prosecutions; to list criminal trials and other hearings; to receive and process applications for leave to appeal and to prepare appeal documentation for use by the Court of Criminal Appeal; to receive and process applications to review and vary bail decisions made by Magistrates.

etc.

http://www.courts.sa.gov.au/courts/supreme/content.html#Civi...

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Note added at 1 day12 hrs (2006-07-26 13:33:17 GMT)
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v. "lodge at the Registry"
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