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An authorised judgment has been approved by the court to be published and is the preferred version to be used in court or when being cited in a scholarly publication.
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A reported judgment is one that has been deemed significant (for example, precedent value) and is reported in law reports.
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An unreported judgment is delivered in court by a judicial officer or tribunal member.
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Authorised law reports are published by commercial publishers, not by the courts, and most will require a subscription to access them.
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Other law reports are published by commercial publishers and most will require a subscription to access them.
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Information on where and how to access Victorian Court and Tribunal unreported judgments is provided below.
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