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Court Brief QP9

A copy of a Court Brief (QP 9) can be obtained by a member of the public where that document contains information about that person or relates to the exercise of a right that may be available to the person (e.g. criminal injury compensation). Usually, only the victim or their authorised legal representative will be provided with a copy.

A QP 9 is provided only where the court proceedings have been finalised and the appeal period (if applicable) has expired. Confidential or privileged material may be excluded from this document.

A person wishing to apply for a QP 9 must make a payment through the QPS Legal BPOINT Payment Page and then send an email request to the Manager, Police Information Centre, providing:

  • Full name (including any previous names)
  • Date of birth
  • Photo of sufficient identification (e.g. current driver licence, passport or other photographic identity document)
  • Specification of charges

More information on QPS Legal BPOINT payment

For any upcoming court matters please contact Department of Police Prosecutions to obtain a copy of your court brief, Ph. (07) 3099 6222​​


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