A specialist toolkit for tribunal members, legal practitioners and judicial officers who need to assess, document and demonstrate rigour in high-stakes decisions. Choose the platform for your context — curated sentencing resources, structured decision guidance, or AI-assisted document analysis — all browser-based, no account required.
A curated suite of Commonwealth sentencing information tools for legal practitioners and judicial officers who want to better inform their discretion. Access sentencing statistics by offence type, the CDPP Federal Sentencing Guide, federal legislation, and leading judgments from the High Court and state courts — all in one place.
7th edition, July 2024. Published by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP).
CDPP Federal Sentencing GuideThe authorised website for Commonwealth legislation and related documents.
Commonwealth LegislationCLR volumes 1–100, HCA unreported judgments 1906–1994, judgments since 1998, and Single Justice judgments since January 2024.
HCA JudgmentsRecent decisions for all NSW Courts and Tribunals.
NSW JudgmentsMany judgments, orders and decisions published online. Contact the relevant court or tribunal for further information.
VIC JudgmentsFree, comprehensive and independent access to Australasian law.
AustLII Legal ResourcesAn assurance framework built on 6 principles of good tribunal practice drawn from the COAT Guide to Tribunal Practice (6th ed.). Each of the 32 checks carries smart guidance, calibration questions and direct links to the relevant COAT chapters and enabling law. The assurance layer does not make, recommend or pre-judge any decision — the tribunal member is and remains the decision-maker.
A structured, interactive review of a tribunal decision against 6 principles of good tribunal practice. Rate each of the 32 assurance checks, capture evidence notes with citations to the record, and export an auditable draft for the member to sign off.
Upload the reasons, the file and any related material. The assistant reads every document, maps evidence to all 32 assurance checks across 6 principles, and produces a pre-filled draft review with cited evidence and confidence scores — ready for the member to verify and formally sign off.
The recommended end-to-end workflow for tribunal decision assurance — identical whether you use the Decision Guide alone or combine it with the Assurance Assistant.