Section 2 — Commencement — Criminal Practice Rules 1999 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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reg 1Short title reg 2Commencement reg 3Definitions reg 4Application of rules generally reg 5Application of rules to Magistrates Courts reg 6Extending and shortening time reg 7Effect of noncompliance with rules reg 8Court’s power to make orders or give directions reg 9Court may impose appropriate conditions reg 10Electronic filing, giving or issuing of documents reg 11 reg 12Title of proceeding reg 13Forms generally reg 14Forms of indictment or information reg 15Statement of offences reg 16Applications generally reg 17Service of application reg 18Lawyer acting for accused person reg 19Lawyer withdrawing from acting for accused person reg 20Director of public prosecutions reg 21Court reg 22Definitions for ch 5 reg 23Service of application reg 24Hearing of application reg 25Application for bail reg 26Application to revoke bail reg 27Application by surety for discharge reg 28Application for bench warrant reg 29Subpoenas reg 30Medical, hospital and government records reg 31Objecting to inspecting or copying medical, hospital and government records reg 32Prosecutor’s obligations when document to be admitted in evidence reg 33Setting aside or narrowing subpoena reg 34Applying for costs reg 35Travelling expenses reg 36Application of pt 2 reg 37Service—individuals reg 38Service—corporations reg 39Service—minors reg 40Service—intellectually impaired persons reg 40AService by email reg 41Application of ch 9 reg 42Application for direction or ruling reg 42AAffidavit to accompany application for no jury order reg 43 reg 43APurpose and scope of ch 9A reg 43BDefinitions for ch 9A reg 43CProcedure applying before filing of application for disclosure obligation direction reg 43DFiling of application for disclosure obligation direction reg 43EDisposal of application for disclosure obligation direction reg 44Definition for ch 10 reg 45Application of ch 10 reg 46Procedure on arraignment—Code, s 597C reg 47Statement to accused person of right of challenge—Jury Act, s 39 reg 48Giving the accused person into the charge of the jury—Jury Act, s 51 reg 49Giving jury a copy of the indictment reg 50Addressing an accused person at the end of the prosecution evidence—Code, s 618 reg 51Addressing a convicted person before sentencing—Code, s 648 reg 52Application of part reg 53Evidence by telephone, video link or another form of communication reg 54Evidence to be produced at appeal reg 54AAMain purposes of part reg 54ABDefinitions reg 54ACProceedings to be conducted in English reg 54ADWhen interpreter must be provided for accused person reg 54AEWhen interpreter is required by witness reg 54AFWho may act as interpreter generally reg 54AGGranting leave for person to act, or continue to act, as interpreter reg 54AHDuties of interpreter reg 54AICode of conduct for interpreters reg 54AJTranslated evidence reg 54AKCourt may request correction etc. of interpretation, translation or sight translation reg 54ALCourt may give directions in relation to interpreters reg 54ADefinitions for ch 12 reg 55Production, custody and disposal of exhibits and other documents reg 56Inspection and obtaining copies of exhibits reg 56ACopying for publication of exhibits reg 57Access to court files reg 57ADuties of proper officer of the court about court records reg 58Stays of execution reg 58ADefinition for ch 13A reg 58BInterpretation reg 58CApplication of ch 13A reg 58DApplications in proceeding under Trans-Tasman Proceedings Act reg 58EApplication for leave to serve subpoena in New Zealand reg 58FApplication to set aside subpoena reg 58GApplication for issue of certificate of noncompliance with subpoena reg 58HApplication for order for use of audio link or audiovisual link reg 59Application of ch 14 reg 60 reg 61Recording proceedings reg 62Verdict and judgment record reg 62ADefinition for chapter reg 62BIssue of certificate in first instance reg 62CAmendment of certificate reg 63Definitions for ch 15 reg 64Application of div 1 reg 65Application for leave to appeal reg 66How to start appeal reg 66AApplication for leave to make subsequent appeal reg 67Registrar to give respondent copies of particular documents reg 68Registrar to give interested persons notice about appeal reg 69Abandoning applications reg 70Abandoning appeal or subsequent appeal reg 71Trial judge’s directions etc. about revesting or restitution of property on conviction reg 72Certificate of conviction reg 73Lawyer acting for convicted person reg 74Lawyer withdrawing from acting for convicted person reg 75Application for leave to be present reg 76Appellant on bail reg 77Appellant in custody reg 78Registrar to give notice of particular orders reg 79Crown law officer may be heard on application for immediate execution of original order etc.reg 80Court’s power to order re-arrest on appeal by Crown law officer reg 81Starting appeal reg 82Referring point of law reg 83Application of pt 4 reg 84Application for leave to appeal reg 85Time for filing and serving notice reg 86Abandoning application reg 87Definitions for pt 5 reg 88Duties of registrar reg 89Information and things to be given to registrar or Crown law officer reg 90Court may order Crown law officer to defend appeal reg 91Definitions for part reg 92Working out time for appealing or applying for leave to appeal reg 93Registrar to give notice of hearing day reg 94Registrar’s power to ask for trial judge’s comments reg 95Registrar’s power to ask for things for court reg 96Service of orders and notices reg 97Appeal record book reg 97ASubsequent appeal record book reg 97BFee for appeal record book or subsequent appeal record book reg 98Parties’ access to documents and exhibits held by registrar reg 99Pre-sentence and psychiatric reports reg 100Returning exhibits reg 101Application of div 1 reg 102What case must state reg 103Giving copies of case to particular persons and amending case reg 104AASupplemental powers in appeals and subsequent appeals reg 104Application to judge reg 105Judge’s decision reg 106Rehearing by court reg 107Application and notice by person in custody reg 108Application for leave to adduce evidence reg 109Order for examination of witness reg 110Notice of day and time for examination by examiner reg 111Witnesses’ travelling expenses reg 112Parties may attend examination reg 113Registrar to give examiner documents or other things for examination reg 114Procedure for examination reg 115Content of order reg 116Notice of decision reg 117Registrar to notify appellant of application result reg 118Trial judge’s certificate reg 119Dealing with fine pending appeal reg 120Warrants issued by court taken to be issued under Justices Act 1886 reg 121Registrar’s certificate about expenses allowed on appeal or subsequent appeal reg 122Repeal reg 123Transitional provision for Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction Reform and Modernisation Amendment Act 2010 Schedule 2 — Forms for indictments and informations—formal parts Schedule 3 — Forms for indictments, informations and complaints—statement of offences under the Code Schedule 3A — Forms for indictments—statement of offences under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 Schedule 4 — Forms for indictments, informations and complaints— statement of offences under the Drugs Misuse Act 1986 Schedule 4A — Forms for indictments, informations and complaints—statement of offences under the Peace and Good Behaviour Act 1982 Schedule 5 — Forms for other proceedings Schedule 5A — Code of conduct for interpreters Schedule 6 — Dictionary

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These rules commence on 1 July 1999.

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