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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 590AM]590AM How disclosure may be made(1) If a written notice or copy of a thing must or may be given tothe accused person under this chapter division, it is sufficientfor—(a) a document advising that the written notice or copy ofthe thing is available for collection at a stated place to beserved on the accused person—(i) if a lawyer acts for the accused person—at thelawyer’s address for service; or(ii) otherwise—at the accused person’s place ofbusiness, or residential address, last known to theprosecution; and(b) the written notice or copy of the thing to be available forcollection at the stated place.(2) If notice of a thing must or may be given to the accusedperson under this chapter division, it is sufficient for notice tobe given in a way the prosecution considers appropriate.Example—If the prosecution considers it appropriate, notice may be given byphone to the lawyer acting for the accused person or in writing madeavailable under subsection (1).Chapter subdivision D Limitations on disclosure590AN Limit on disclosure of things accused person already hasThe prosecution is not, for a relevant proceeding, requiredunder this chapter division to give the accused personanything the accused person or a lawyer acting for the accusedperson already possesses or has already been given by theprosecution.Page 374 Current as at 1 December 2014

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