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Section 108 - Crimes (Forensic Procedures) Act 2000 - Proof of impracticability — Zoe

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108 Proof of impracticability In any proceeding, the burden lies on the prosecution to prove on the balance of probabilities that it was not practicable to do something required by this Act to be done if practicable.

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