Criminal law

Information and advice relating to criminal issues including paying fines and infringements or applying for a National Police Clearance.

Apply for a History for Court document

A History for Court document is a complete, certified copy of an individual’s West Australian criminal and traffic convictions.
Western Australia Police Force

Apply for a National Police Certificate

A National Police Certificate (NPC) lists criminal and WA traffic court outcomes and pending charges that are deemed disclosable at the time of application.
Western Australia Police Force

Apply for a replacement copy of Statement of Material Facts

A replacement copy of Statement of Material Facts is a copy of the prosecution document served to the accused when charged with a criminal offence.
Western Australia Police Force

Apply for a spent conviction

If an application to have a conviction declared spent is successful, it limits the disclosure of that conviction.
Western Australia Police Force

Apply for the National Police Checks for Volunteers program

A subsidy is provided for eligible Western Australian volunteering organisations to provide their volunteers with a National Police Check.
Department of Communities
Western Australia Police Force

Pay for your Criminal Code infringement

Access payment options and information for Criminal Code infringements.
Western Australia Police Force

Pay for your liquor infringement

Access payment options and information for liquor infringements.
Western Australia Police Force

Pay your fines

View details of your fines and infringements that are with the Fines Enforcement Registry and make a payment online.
Department of Justice

Report child abuse

If you have information about a child being abused you can report it to the Western Australia Police Force.
Western Australia Police Force

Visiting prisons

Visitors are welcome at all Western Australian prisons. Family and friends are encouraged to maintain contact with prisoners throughout their sentence.
Department of Justice

Consult services offered by local governments or the Federal Government

If you have not found the information or service you are looking for, you may wish to consult local governments or the Federal Government.

Consult the Federal Government website

Consult MyCouncil