Section 43BX — Use of averments — Criminal Code Act 1983 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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Section 43BX — Use of averments — Criminal Code Act 1983 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Commencement s 3Repeal s 4Interpretation s 5Establishment of Code s 6Liability to trial s 7Civil remedies s 8Contempt of Courts 43BQLegal burden of proof s 43BRLegal burden of proof – prosecution s 43BSStandard of proof – prosecution s 43BTEvidential burden of proof s 43BUEvidential burden of proof – defence s 43BVLegal burden of proof – defence s 43BWStandard of proof – defence s 43BXUse of avermentsSchedule 1 — Provisions of Code to which Part IIAA applies

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Schedule I—Criminal Code of the Northern Territory of Australia

Part IIAA—Criminal responsibility for Schedule 1 offences and declared offences

Division 6—Proof of criminal responsibility

43BX Use of averments

A law that allows the prosecution to make an averment does not allow the prosecution to aver any fault element of an offence.

Division 7 Geographical application

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