Court may make interim orders
43O Court may make interim orders
Before or at the time the court makes an order under section 43N(2) for an investigation, the court may also make the interim orders it considers just, including one or more of the following orders:
an order for the bail of the accused person;
(b) an order that the accused person be remanded in custody (whether in a custodial correctional facility or another place the court considers appropriate);
(c) an order that any reports relating to the fitness of the accused person to stand trial held by the prosecution or defence be produced before the court;
(d) an order that the accused person undergo an examination by a psychiatrist or other appropriate expert and that a report of the results of the examination be given to the court.
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