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76EAddress and contact details of people generally must not
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76E Address and contact details of people generally must not be disclosed under div 8.2A (a) the prosecutor is required under this division to do any of the following (a disclosure obligation): (i) give an accused person a copy of, or a notice about the right to inspect, information, a document or another thing; (ii) allow the accused person or their lawyer to inspect the information, document or other thing; and (b) complying with the disclosure obligation would— (i) disclose an address or contact details of a witness proposed to be called by the prosecutor or any other living person; or
(ii) allow the address or contact details to be worked out; and (c) the address or contact details are not relevant to the prosecution case or the defence case. (2) The prosecutor must comply with the disclosure obligation to the extent possible without— (a) disclosing the address or contact details; or (b) allowing the address or contact details to be worked out. Examples 1 The prosecutor redacts a person’s address or contact details from a copy of a document given to the accused person.