Jurors are members of our community who are randomly selected from the WA Electoral Roll. A jury consists of a group of 12 or more jurors randomly selected to decide based on evidence presented in court whether an accused person in a criminal trial is either guilty or not guilty.
Jury service is a legal responsibility and requires the cooperation of the community including employers, employees, and the State Government to ensure this vital part of the justice system functions properly within our society.
The Juries Act 1957 and Juries Regulations 2008 governs how the jury system is administered in our state.
Information Privacy
If you submit an enquiry, the personal information you have provided (including your name, email address, and any content in your message) will be collected by the Department of Justice to address your enquiry. This information may be stored in our system and shared with relevant staff to assist you. Under the Privacy and Responsible Information Sharing Act 2024 (WA) (PRIS Act), privacy obligations apply to Jury Services only for administrative matters. If you would like more information, you can find our privacy statement on our Information Privacy Statement web page.
Court location
Information about parking, location, contact details and facilities available at the various WA courthouses can be found in the map below.
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