WA Magistrates Court – Looma Multifunctional Police Facility List Today

WA Magistrates Court – Looma Multifunctional Police Facility court list, law list and court schedule

The WA Magistrates Court Looma list is your essential resource for tracking all matters listed before the Magistrates Court of Western Australia – Looma Multifunctional Police Facility (MFPF), located at Lot 75, Myroodah-Luluigui Road, Camballin, Kimberley WA 6728 — a remote circuit court facility serving the Looma Aboriginal community in the West Kimberley, situated on Bunuba and Nykina Mangala Country in the Fitzroy Valley approximately 70 kilometres east of Derby on the Myroodah-Luluigui Road, covering Looma, Camballin, Geegully Creek, and the St George Ranges communities. The Looma MFPF was one of three new Multifunctional Police Facilities constructed under a $20 million agreement signed in September 2007 between the WA Government and the Australian Government — specifically built to co-locate police, court, and community services in remote Kimberley Aboriginal communities that would otherwise have no local access to justice or policing services, with Looma identified as one of the Kimberley's priority remote community policing sites. Whether you need to check the WA Magistrates Court Looma list, confirm a circuit sitting date, or review the current court schedule for the Looma MFPF, this page provides accurate and up-to-date information about Magistrates Court proceedings for the Looma and Fitzroy Valley communities.

The Looma MFPF Magistrates Court circuit law list covers summary criminal offences, bail applications, traffic matters, family violence and personal safety restraining order applications, and civil matters for the Looma community and surrounding West Kimberley Fitzroy Valley communities — with the MFPF at Lot 75 Myroodah-Luluigui Road operating as a WA Magistrates Court circuit registry, with registry functions performed by police officers at the station, open Monday to Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm on (08) 9115 2710. The nearest permanent Magistrates Court registry for Looma matters is the Derby Courthouse at Loch Street, Derby, which can be contacted on (08) 9191 1406 or [email protected] for circuit sitting date information and administration of Looma MFPF Magistrates Court proceedings in the West Kimberley. The Looma MFPF Magistrates Court schedule is managed through the Derby Magistrates Court registry and accessible through the eCourts Portal at ecourts.justice.wa.gov.au and at magistratescourt.wa.gov.au.

Looma is a remote Aboriginal community in the Fitzroy Valley of the West Kimberley — on the floodplains of the Fitzroy River near the Myroodah Station pastoral lease, accessible via an unsealed road off the Great Northern Highway approximately 70 kilometres east of Derby — with the MFPF circuit court model delivering justice services to Looma community members on Bunuba and Nykina Mangala Country in a setting that respects the community's connection to Country rather than requiring long journeys to Derby or Broome. Parties in the Looma community requiring legal representation for Magistrates Court matters can contact the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA (ALSWA) Broome or Derby office on 1800 019 900, with ALSWA lawyers attending the Looma MFPF circuit on scheduled sitting days to provide legal assistance to community members, and the station also being listed as a National Redress Scheme institution under the MFPF name. Whether you are a community member, a legal practitioner, a family member, or a member of the public reviewing the WA Magistrates Court Looma list, this page is your trusted guide to the circuit law list, court schedule, and contact details for proceedings at the Magistrates Court – Looma MFPF in WA's West Kimberley Fitzroy Valley.