Criminal Property Confiscation Act 2000
Part 8Court jurisdiction and evidentiary matters
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Part 8 — Court jurisdiction and evidentiary matters
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Courts’ jurisdiction for this Act 73
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Proceedings, general provisions about 74
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Attorney General entitled to appear in proceedings 74
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Stays of proceedings 75
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Opinion evidence of some people admissible 75
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Findings that property is crime‑used or crime‑derived, making 76
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Evidence as to confiscation offence may be used in confiscation proceedings 76
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Examination orders, admissibility of transcript of proceedings under 76
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Hearsay evidence etc., use of 77
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Production orders, admissibility of documents produced etc. 77
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Misuse of Drugs Act 1981 s. 38(2), effect of certificate under 77
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Enforcing compliance with Act or court order 77