The Geelong County Court is set for a busy day of proceedings on Wednesday, 3 December 2025, with a list of individuals scheduled to appear before the bench. The court list details the names of those required to attend for various legal matters, providing a snapshot of the local justice system in action.
Who is Appearing in Court?
The published list for Wednesday, 3 December 2025, includes several individuals. Among those named are Kane Robert Anderson and Jarrod Leslie Bickley, both required to be present at the Geelong court. They are joined by Jayden Robert Black and Lachlan John Brien. The list also features Jye Robert Carter and Jarrod Michael Chapman.
Further appearances include Isaac William Collyer, Jack William Dower, and Liam James Edwards. Jack Robert Francis is also scheduled to attend. The roster continues with Lachlan James Friend, Jack William Giri, and Taj Hebbard.
Additional names on the court list are Bailey John Huf, Riley John Ivermee, and Lachlan Donald Jones. Jack Donald Kelly and Lachlan William King are likewise down for appearances. The proceedings will also involve Kye Robert Lister, Jack William McGlone, and Lachlan John McKenzie.
Completing the Day's Legal Docket
The list concludes with several more individuals. Bailey William Micallef is required to appear, as is Lachlan John Milsome. Kane William Mock, Jarrod John Muir, and Jayden William O'Connell round out the published names for the day's sessions at the Geelong County Court.
Understanding Court Lists
Publication of daily court lists is a standard practice that promotes transparency within the justice system. It allows the public and media to be aware of who is required to attend court on a given day. These appearances can relate to a wide range of matters, including bail applications, plea hearings, mentions, or sentencing.
It is crucial to note that an appearance on this list does not imply guilt. All individuals are entitled to the presumption of innocence, and their matters will be heard and determined according to law by the presiding judicial officer.
The Geelong County Court handles intermediate-level criminal and civil cases in the region, making its daily lists a key point of reference for local legal affairs.
