The Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices is Victoria's peak membership body representing Justices of the Peace and Bail Justices (collectively called "Honorary Justices"). The Association has a proud 100-year history.

The inaugural meeting of The Honorary Justices Association of Victoria was held in the Melbourne Town Hall on 27 April 1910. After royal patronage was conferred by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 24 May 1961, the title was changed to the Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices. In this centenary year the RVAHJ continues to represent members' interests while advocating for professional conduct and high ethical standards.