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Crimes Act 1900
284Practice as to entering the dock
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284 Practice as to entering the dock In every case the presiding judge shall have power to order the accused to enter the dock, or usual place of arraignment, or to allow him or her to remain on the floor of the court, and in either case to sit down, as the judge shall see fit.