CRIMINAL LAW - interlocutory appeal -sexual assault communications privilege - issue of subpoena and production of documents subject to leave - inspecting subpoenaed documents for protected confidences - consent to production - whether compelled documents had substantial probative value - Criminal Procedure Act 1986, ss 295-306
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - limits on legislative power of States - essential characteristics of State court receiving federal jurisdiction - sexual assault communications privilege - State law prohibits compelled production of counselling communications - issue of subpoena and production of documents subject to leave - repugnancy to judicial power or institutional integrity of State court - Criminal Procedure Act 1986, ss 295-306
Case Details
Citation[2013] NSWCCA 25
CourtNSWCCA
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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