Criminal Code Act 1983
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379 Admissions (1) An accused person may by himself or his counsel admit on the trial any fact alleged against him and such admission is sufficient proof of the fact without other evidence. (2) The prosecution may admit on the trial any fact alleged by the accused person and such admission is sufficient proof of the fact without other evidence. (3) In this section trial also includes proceedings before the Local Court to hear and determine the charge of an indictable offence summarily dealing summarily with a crime.
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