The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES Order= 263
offences before such court are ordinarily committed. The superintendent
of such prison shall, unless such prison was the prison from which the
appellant was released on bail under these Rules, notify the Comptroller-
General of Prisons of such commitment, as in this Rule mentioned.
Where the appellant is by such court of petty sessions committed
to a prison which was not the prison from which he was released on
bail after his conviction, the Comptroller-General of Prisons, subject
to any order of the Court of Criminal Appeal, may transfer him to the
prison from which he was so released.
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1 CQ ) The clerk of the
petty sessions on the commitment of any such appellant, shall forthwith
notify the registrar to that effect, and forward to him the said information
and the depositions in verification thereof taken before such court of
petty sessions together with a copy of the said warrant of commitment.
Bower of C5mt of ped to revoke order for bail. (n) At any
time after an appellant been released on bail under this Chapter,
the Court of Criminal Appeal may, if satisfied that it is in the interests
of justice so to do, revoke the order admitting him to bail, and issue a
warrant in the Form XXIV. of Part IX. of the Schedule hereto for his
apprehension, and order him to be committed to prison.
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registrar. (0) w pellant has been released on bail and has,
under a warrant under these Rules, or by his surety or sureties been
apprehended, and is in prison, the superintendent thereof shall forthwith
notify the registrar, who shall take steps to inform the court thereof, and
the Court of Criminal Appeal may give to the registrar such directions as
to the appeal or otherwise as they shall think right.
Seareties r ~ at ~ 6ommo111 ~ ~ law ~ reserved. s (p) Nothing in these
Rules shall agect the lawful right of a surety to apprehend and surrender
into custody the person for whose appearance he has become bound,
and thereby to discharge himselil of his suretyship.
Estreat of ~ ~ (9) The Court ~ of Criminal ~ Appeal may, ~ ~
on any breach of the recognizances of the appellant, if it thinks right
so to do, order such recognizances and those of his surety or sureties
to be estreated.
Court of petty sessions now Magistrates Court; see Justices Acts Amendment
Act of 1964, s. 2 (4).
28. (Repealed.)
rs, etc., to attend sittings of Court of Appeal. (a) The
r-General of Prisons shall, on notice from the registrar, cause
from time to time such sufficient number of male and female warders
to attend the sittings of the Court of Criminal Appeal, as having regard
to the list of appeals thereat he shall consider necessary.
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with. (b) An appellant who is not in custody,
shall, whenever his case is called on before the Court of Criminal Appeal,
surrender himself to the warder or warders in attendance at such court,
and thereupon shall be searched by them, and shall be deemed to be in
their lawful custody until further released on bail or otherwise dealt
with as the court shall direct.