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Criminal Code Act 1899 - Queensland Legislation

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Schedule 1 The <strong>Criminal</strong> <strong>Code</strong>Part 8 ProcedureChapter 62 Trial—adjournment—pleas— practice[s 590AC](a)(b)all evidence the prosecution proposes to rely on in theproceeding; andall things in the possession of the prosecution, other thanthings the disclosure of which would be unlawful orcontrary to public interest, that would tend to help thecase for the accused person.590AC Chapter division does not have particular consequences(1) Nothing in this chapter division—(a) requires disclosure that is unlawful under this or anotherlaw; or(b) affects an accused person’s right to anything underanother law.(2) Failure to comply with this chapter division in a proceedingdoes not affect the validity of the proceeding.Chapter subdivision B Interpretation590AD Definitions for ch div 3In this chapter division—affected child see the Evidence <strong>Act</strong> 1977, section 21AC.arresting officer, for a person charged with an offence,means—(a) the police officer who arrested the person or, if theperson was not arrested, the police officer who broughtthe charge against the person; or(b) at any time the person mentioned in paragraph (a) isunavailable, another police officer the policecommissioner, or a delegate of the police commissioner,designates as the arresting officer for the person.court means the court for the relevant proceeding.Page 364 Current as at 1 December 2014

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