sec.110Unamenable to justice if person absconds

### sec.110 Unamenable to justice if person absconds The person is taken to become unamenable to justice if any of the following decides the person has absconded from the proceeding for the offence— the Supreme Court; the court to which the person is committed for trial or sentence; the court in which the proceeding is waiting to be heard, or being heard. The person is taken to become unamenable to justice when the court decides the person has absconded or on another day decided by the court. (sec.110-ssec.1) The person is taken to become unamenable to justice if any of the following decides the person has absconded from the proceeding for the offence— the Supreme Court; the court to which the person is committed for trial or sentence; the court in which the proceeding is waiting to be heard, or being heard. (sec.110-ssec.2) The person is taken to become unamenable to justice when the court decides the person has absconded or on another day decided by the court. - (a) the Supreme Court; - (b) the court to which the person is committed for trial or sentence; - (c) the court in which the proceeding is waiting to be heard, or being heard.