Built by a criminal lawyer who understood everything a practice management system doesn't do. Every feature exists to fill a gap.
Never check a law list again. Every Queensland court list is read the moment it's published, and you're alerted the moment a client appears, including the one nobody diarised, and the client from two years ago.
Acquit continuously scans published and draft law lists across Queensland and matches them instantly against your clients. Matches appear instantly and are tracked for any changes throughout the day.
Every task has an owner, a due date, and the client it belongs to. Nothing waits in someone's inbox.
Set due dates, get reminded before they pass. Urgent tasks surface automatically so nothing is missed.
Every task connects to a client, charge group, or court date, so you always know the context behind the work.
Court in a few days, and your file note says the affidavit still isn't signed. If there's no task for it, Acquit suggests one. Add it in a click, or dismiss it. Most days it stays quiet.
Prioritise what matters, track progress from pending to complete, and see your backlog at a glance.
Track completion rates, on-time performance, backlog trends, and aging tasks across your practice.
Upload the QP9 you already have. Registry committals, s651 applications and bail documents come out pre-filled, and every approved bail condition joins a firm-wide library for next time.
Upload a QP9 or bench charge sheet and charges are extracted automatically, matched to penalties, elections, and legislative references.
Generate registry committals and s651 applications pre-filled from your client's charges and details. No re-typing.
Draft Supreme and District Court bail applications and court-ready orders from a checklist of standard conditions, in grant or variation mode, with approved conditions saved to a firm-wide clause library.
Search any Queensland or Commonwealth offence for maximum penalties, court elections, committal pathways, and legislative references, instantly.
Our Chrome extension integrates directly with Queensland courts and corrections websites. One-click adjournments, criminal case lookups, and prisoner location searches.
Auto-populate the Magistrates Court and Brisbane District Court online adjournment forms from any client's matter. One click, no copy-paste.
Jump straight to a QLD Courts criminal case search, pre-filled with your client's details and ready to run.
Fill the Corrections prisoner search from the client's record instantly. Find a custody location in seconds.
The extension pulls live from your Acquit account, so it's always working from the latest version of every file.
Acquit Auto-Filler
A living library of Queensland criminal law: judgments, benchbooks, practice directions, and the local know-how that usually only comes from years on the ground.
New Queensland criminal judgments, summarised in plain English with the outcome and appeal type visible at a glance.
The Supreme and District Court benchbooks and current practice directions, kept up to date, indexed, and searchable.
Magistrates, prosecutors, registries, watch-houses, and police stations. Contact details and sitting information in one place.
Crowd-sourced tips for specific courts and regions, plus shared documents and precedents from across the community.
A Monday morning email with the week's decisions summarised in plain English, new practice directions, judicial appointments, and confirmed legislation changes. Criminal law only.
The appellant was convicted of murder by jury. The trial judge directed the jury that the appellant's post-offence conduct could be used as evidence of consciousness of guilt, but failed to specify whether it related to murder or manslaughter…
A 15-year-old applicant pleaded guilty to armed robbery in company, dangerous operation of a vehicle, and unlawful use of a vehicle, and was sentenced to two years' detention with release after 50%. The applicant sought leave to appeal against sentence…
An appeal against sentence for entering premises and committing an indictable offence by break. The appeal considered whether the sentence was excessive and whether the parole release date should have been set earlier…
Lexon's bi-monthly EMR file reviews mean digging through each matter for dates, deadlines, and activity. Acquit compiles each file's dates, tasks and activity into a print-ready data sheet, mapped to the EMR questions they answer.
Court dates, diarised tasks, and file activity are pulled together into a per-file data sheet and mapped to the EMR questions they help answer.
Generate a print-ready pack, one data sheet per file, and download the current Lexon form for your practice type (Paperless or Paper) right alongside it.
Review one file from its profile, or randomly sample a batch of current files into one pack, the random selection Lexon's review calls for.
The current review period and the file author are filled in for you, and files opened more than nine months ago are flagged automatically.
Need an agent in Cairns this Friday? We connect you with a local lawyer who accepts, appears, and sends the outcome straight back to your matter. No group chats, no calls, no stress.
Requests are posted to the marketplace and intelligently routed to available lawyers. Standardised instructions, structured reporting, and full tracking, from request to outcome.
You've just appeared on 12 mentions. Instead of typing the results one by one, take a photo of the marked-up file notes on the way out, and the next dates, adjournments and deadlines are in your diary before you reach the car park.
One QR-stamped sheet per matter, or a whole court in a single click. Each one arrives pre-filled with what Acquit already knows: client, court, room and date.
Tick the boxes and write the next date the way you always have. Photograph the stack, or scan it to one PDF. We figure out your handwriting, you confirm, and the results are saved, synced and sent automatically for town agencies.
Next dates created and synced to your calendar, the appearance adjourned and linked, brief and disclosure deadlines logged. Nothing to re-type at 6pm.
Appearing in a Monday, Wednesday or Friday callover? Acquit prints the court's own callover sheet in front of your notes, already filled in and titled for the day (summary on Wednesday, committal on Monday and Friday). For the Wednesday list, it even emails the registry before the Tuesday deadline.
Write a short set of instructions for each matter, what to seek, the bail position, the fallback, and it prints right in the file note for the colleague, clerk or agent who covers the appearance. Let AI draft it from the matter history, print any solicitor's whole list in one go, and get a reminder the afternoon before if a matter still has none.
A brief arrives in pieces. Four statements now, the bodycam later, the certificate whenever the officer gets to it. Acquit keeps the list of what hasn't turned up, and the date you asked for it.
Drop in the QP 0541 Index to Brief and Acquit reads the witness and exhibit tables, scans included. Anything the Attached column marks N, or leaves blank, comes through as outstanding. You see every row it read before a thing is saved.
On a summary charge there's rarely an index at all. Add what you're chasing and the day you asked: the QP9, the intercept footage, the analyst's certificate. It tracks the same way.
Brief of evidence due, disclosure due, indictment due. The same dates as your diary, shown where they mean something. When one passes and items are still open, the row goes red and says how many.
An unreadable disc, a statement supplied in part, a flat refusal. Raise it against the item, resolve it when it's sorted, and it stays on the file either way.
Asked on the 3rd, received on the 12th, chased twice in between. Every step lands dated on the matter's timeline. If disclosure is ever argued, the file already has the answer.
Every QLD court list, read the moment it's published.
Email and in-app notifications when your clients appear.
Handles variations, misspellings, and aliases.
Search saved court lists dating back to July 2024.
Monitor only the courts where you appear.
Complete records for criminal, DVO and traffic matters: charges, files, and notes.
Civil protection orders and licence applications, structured as their own matter types, cross-applications included.
Court reminders, outcomes, and adjournment notices, prefilled from the matter and sent from your own mailbox. Nothing stored.
What the prosecution owes you, what's arrived, and the date you asked for each of it.
Upload the QP 0541 and the witness and exhibit tables come in, with the gaps already marked.
Illegible copies, part-only statements and refusals, dated on the file.
Every new name checked against the firm's clients and the co-accused on your other files.
Upload a QP9 and charges are extracted automatically.
Instant penalties, elections, and sentencing info.
Registry committals, s651 apps, and bail applications.
The Practice Direction 3 of 2024 pathway, estimated from the indictment presentation date. Printable to take to court.
Enter the court-set dates in one go. Case Review and Trial Readiness form deadlines become tasks that move with the hearings.
Request and coordinate court agency work state-wide.
Agents file outcomes that sync back to your client records.
AI-generated plain-English summaries of court results.
AI-prioritised briefing for covering lawyers.
Brief the covering lawyer on the sheet, AI-drafted, with afternoon-before reminders.
Deadlines, reminders, and suggestions from your notes.
Track prospects from first contact to signed retainer.
Two-way sync with smart court date detection.
Know which Magistrates and Judges are sitting at which courts.
Message other lawyers directly within the platform.
Coordinate with colleagues in topic-based channels.
Dashboards for clients, tasks, court dates, and outcomes.
Import from LEAP, Actionstep, Smokeball, or CSV.
Invite members, assign roles, manage permissions.
Temporarily act on behalf of another team member.
Export clients, court dates, tasks, and activity to CSV.
TOTP-based 2FA with backup codes.
View and revoke active sessions across devices.
Configurable alerts for matches, tasks, and messages.
Chronological view of every event on a client's matter.
Knowledge base, FAQs, and support ticket system.
Predicted court agency demand by location and day.
Auto-detects fail-to-appear charges and alerts you.
Track record metrics for town agency helpers.
Archive a closed matter and keep its name on the lists. When they're back, you know first.
Group charges into files and manage by matter.
Share documents directly within chat conversations.
Add, edit, and track court dates with time and location.
Full dark theme across the entire platform.
Search across clients, charges, tasks, and people.
Centralised inbox for all alerts with dismiss and clear.
Audit trail of all actions for compliance and review.
Auto-detects court dates in your calendar events.
Estimate matter complexity and expected duration.
Printable brief for covering lawyers to take to court.
Request agencies at multiple courts in one go.
Request material collection from a court location.
Record and send voice messages in chat conversations.
Guided 10-step setup to get your practice running fast.
Accent colours, fonts, text size, and dark mode.
Firm-wide audit trail with member and category filters.
Firm marketplace presence, shared inbox, and allocation.
Carry client data onto QLD court and corrections sites.
Adjournment notices pre-filled from any matter in one click.
Jump to a QLD Courts case search, pre-filled and ready.
Fill the Corrections prisoner search from the client record.
One-page Supreme & District Court applications, pre-filled.
Court-ready orders from a checklist of standard conditions.
Approved conditions suggested automatically on new orders.
Extract conditions from an existing Form 7 to vary or reuse.
Judgments, benchbooks, directions, and local know-how.
New QLD criminal judgments, summarised in plain English.
Monday's roundup of decisions, directions, and law changes.
Court benchbooks and practice directions, indexed and searchable.
Registries, watch-houses, police stations, and prosecutors.
Crowd-sourced tips for specific courts and regions.
Compile file data into print-ready EMR review packs.
Natural-language slot finder across your calendars.
Scan court orders and outcomes; results route to the file.
Flags court dates that fall on a regional public holiday.
The full product. Cancel anytime.