When is a proceeding before the Supreme Court?—pt 4

In force

For this part, a proceeding for an offence is before the Supreme Court if the court has jurisdiction in the proceeding because the accused person to whom the proceeding relates—

(a)

has been committed to the court for trial or sentence; or

(b)

is an accused in a prosecution on indictment instituted by the director of public prosecutions under the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1990, section 7; or

(c)

has lodged an appeal to the court against a conviction, order or sentence imposed on the person by the Magistrates Court.

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12B When is a proceeding before the Supreme Court?—pt 4