| Name | Court Room | Time |
|---|---|---|
| MOUSSA, D** N** L** | 4 – 4-1 | 9:00am |
Last updated: 23 Jul 2026, 3:31 pm. Names are partially masked for privacy. Details may change — always check with the Registry.
WA Supreme Court – District Court Building court list, law list and court schedule
The District Court Building page provides the court list and daily law list for Supreme Court criminal trial sittings conducted at the District Court Building, located at 500 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000. The Supreme Court of Western Australia uses this venue on an as-needed basis for certain criminal trials, supplementing capacity at the primary Stirling Gardens and David Malcolm Justice Centre sites. The building is also the permanent home of the District Court of Western Australia, which handles serious criminal matters and civil disputes with a claim value generally above $750,000 — making 500 Hay Street one of the busiest courthouses in the state.
The Supreme Court at this location can be contacted through the Supreme Court's central switchboard on (08) 9421 5333, which operates from 8:00am to 5:00pm on business days. The court schedule and daily law list for Supreme Court sittings at the District Court Building are published on the eCourts Portal and should be checked carefully, as not all Supreme Court criminal matters are heard at this venue — practitioners must confirm the specific courtroom location prior to attendance. The building is situated on Hay Street in the Perth CBD, within easy walking distance of Perth Station, accessible by multiple bus routes and the free CAT bus network.
The Hay Street legal precinct, anchored by the District Court Building, sits at the core of Perth's justice infrastructure and is flanked by the Law Courts Building and the Supreme Court precinct along Barrack Street. The co-location of Supreme Court and District Court proceedings at 500 Hay Street reflects the operational efficiency of WA's court system in managing high-volume and complex criminal trial lists. For legal practitioners, accused persons, witnesses, and members of the public checking the WA Supreme Court law list, daily court schedule, or courtroom allocations for criminal trials at the District Court Building, this page is your dedicated resource for the WA Supreme Court – District Court Building court list.