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Issues Paper 3 (1982) - Criminal Procedure: General Introduction and Proceedings in Courts of Petty Sessions Table of Contents
2. Indictable Offences Table Summarily 3. Committal Proceedings C. The Supreme Court and the District Court Part II: Our Approach to this Reference CHAPTER 5. SOME GENERAL PRINCIPLES I. Introduction II. The Objectives of Criminal Procedure III. A Question of Balance IV. An Alternative Approach V. A Debate CHAPTER 6. THE SCOPE OF OUR REVIEW I. Introduction II. Criminal Procedure and the Criminal Justice System III. Our Objectives and Work Program
B. Objectives: Long Term C. Objectives: Short and Medium Term D. Our Work Program Part III: Courts of Petty Sessions CHAPTER 7. COURTS OF PETTY SESSIONS: DELAYS I. Introduction II. Proper Delays III. Existing Delays IV. The Causes of Delay V. The Effects of Unwarranted Delay CHAPTER 8. COURTS OF PETTY SESSIONS: JURISDICTION I. Introduction II. Infringement Notices III. Indictable Offences which may be Tried Summarily
B. Section 476 of the Crimes Act, 1900 C. Section 501 of the Crimes Act, 1900
B. Indictable Offences which Ought to be Summary Offences C. Trial by Judge Alone D. Trial on Indictment Leading to Conviction of Summary Offence CHAPTER 9. COURTS OF PETTY SESSIONS: PROCEDURE I. Introduction II. The Service of Process III. Representation IV. Pre-trial Procedures V. Section 476 of the Crimes Act 1900 VI. Forms of Summons and Listing Arrangements VII. Pleas VIII. Prosecutors and Court Officers IX. The Mentally Ill Defendant X. Witnesses XI. Costs XII. Contempt of Court XIII. The Functus Officio Rule XIV. Civil Liabilities of Justices XV. Compensation Orders XVI. Recognizances XVII. Rules of Court CHAPTER 10. COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL I. Introduction II. Historical III. Before the Trial
B. Existing Committal Procedures C. Paper Committals D. Other Pre-Trial Procedures E. Some Issues
B. The Title of the Process C. The Constitution of the Committing Court D. The Joinder of Additional Defendants E. The Problem of the Non-Appearing Defendant or Absconding Defendant F. The Presence of the Defendant G. The Application of the Rules of Evidence H. Criteria for Committal: Sections 41(2) and 41 (6) of Justices Act 1902 I. The Costs of Conveying a Defendant to Gaol J. The Taking of Depositions after Committal K. Guilty Pleas and Committal for Sentence L. Judicial Review of Committal Proceedings |
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