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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 590AR](6) Without limiting the matters the court may take into accountin deciding whether to make a direction, the court must takeinto account the following matters—(a) the importance of the thing in the relevant proceeding,including, for example, whether the thing is anexculpatory thing;(b) the nature of the offence;(c) the likely effect of disclosing the thing and howpublication of the thing may be limited;(d) whether the substance of the thing has already beenpublished.(7) In this section—State includes a Territory.Chapter subdivision EViewing590AR Viewing evidence that is not original evidenceIf—(a) advice is given under section 590AJ(3); or(b) notice is given under section 590AO(2)(e) or590AOA(6);of a place where the accused person or appropriate personmay, on request, view a thing, the prosecution must allow theaccused person or appropriate person, on request, to view thething at the place for the purposes of the relevant proceeding.590AS Viewing particular evidence(1) This section applies if a thing that is original evidence and thatis not sensitive evidence or an Evidence <strong>Act</strong> section 93Adevice statement is disclosed to an accused person undersection 590AH(2)(i) or 590AJ.Current as at 1 December 2014 Page 385

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