4000GCriminal proceedings—handing over depositions

4000G Criminal proceedings—handing over depositions (a) a person charged with an indictable offence is committed to the Supreme Court for trial; and (b) a solicitor (the original solicitor) is the solicitor on the record in relation to the person for the proceeding in the Supreme Court; and Division 4.1.1 Criminal proceedings—application of ch 2 Rule 4000 (c) the original solicitor stops acting for the accused person. (2) The original solicitor must, as soon as practicable after the solicitor stops acting, give any depositions received by the original solicitor under the Magistrates Court Act 1930, section 108 (Accused person may obtain copies of depositions etc) to— (a) if another solicitor has served a notice under rule 4000B on the original solicitor—the other solicitor; or (b) if the original solicitor has not been served with a notice under rule 4000B—the accused person. Division 4.1.1 Criminal proceedings—application of ch 2 4000 Criminal proceedings—application of expert witness code of conduct Division 2.12.1 (Expert evidence generally) applies to a criminal proceeding as if— (a) a reference to a proceeding were a reference to a criminal (b) a reference to an active party were a reference to each party to Criminal proceedings—service Division 4.1.2 Rule 4005