The Geelong County Court will convene on Thursday, 4 December 2025, with a list of individuals scheduled to appear before the bench. The court's daily list provides public transparency into the local justice system's operations.
Today's Scheduled Appearances
The court list for the day includes several names. Joshua Allan is listed for a mention hearing. A case involving Jarrod Bell is also scheduled to be heard. Another matter listed is for Andrew Bothe, who is set to appear.
Further down the list, Shane Robert Collins has a hearing scheduled. The court will also address a case concerning Jai Davis. An appearance by Jack Robert Dowie is noted on the court's official roster.
Legal Process in Motion
The list continues with Jayden Driver expected to face the court. A mention is listed for Jayden James Evans. Additionally, Jarrod Michael Evans is scheduled for a court appearance on this date.
Other individuals named include Jye Robert Gladman and Lachlan Grant. The court documents also list Jack William Green for a hearing. The case of Liam David Haberfield will be before the court.
Jett Alexander Harris is another name appearing on the December 4 list. Proceedings involving Jack William Hayes are also scheduled. The court will hear a matter related to Liam George Heafield.
Transparency in the Justice System
The publication of daily court lists is a standard practice that allows the public and media to observe the workings of the legal system. These lists detail who is required to attend court on a given day and for what type of hearing, such as a mention, plea, or sentence.
It is important to note that an appearance on a court list is not an indication of guilt. All individuals are entitled to the presumption of innocence, and the court process is designed to determine the outcome of each case based on evidence presented.
The Geelong County Court handles a range of criminal and civil matters for the region. The specific charges or nature of the cases for each individual listed for December 4, 2025, are detailed in formal court documents, which are separate from the published list of names.
Members of the public are permitted to attend most court hearings, subject to the discretion of the presiding magistrate or judge and any specific reporting restrictions that may be in place.
