Criminal Procedure Act 1986
247JProsecution notice—court-ordered preliminary disclosure
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247J Prosecution notice—court-ordered preliminary disclosure
247J Prosecution notice—court-ordered preliminary disclosure
For the purposes of section 247I (1) (a), the prosecution’s notice is to contain the following—
(a) the matters required to be included in the notice of the prosecution case under section 247E,
(b) a copy of any information, document or other thing in the possession of the prosecutor that would reasonably be regarded as adverse to the credit or credibility of the defendant,
(c) a list identifying the affidavits or statements of those witnesses who are proposed to be called at the hearing of the proceedings by the prosecutor.
Note.
The prosecutor is not required to include in a notice anything that has already been included in a brief of evidence in relation to the matter served on the defendant or that has otherwise been provided or disclosed to the defendant (see section 247U (1)).
ss 247F–247P: Ins 2012 No 10, Sch 1 [3].