Section 99K — Burden of proof — Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 99K — Burden of proof — Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 99AAPaedophile restraining orders s 99AABPower to conduct routine inspection of computer etc s 99AACChild protection restraining orders s 99CIssue of restraining order in absence of defendant s 99EService s 99FVariation or revocation of restraining order s 99GNotification of making etc of restraining orders s 99HRegistration of foreign restraining orders s 99IOffence to contravene or fail to comply with restraining order s 99JApplications by or on behalf of child s 99KBurden of proof s 99KASpecial restrictions relating to child protection restraining order proceedings

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Part 4—Summary jurisdiction

Division 7—Restraining orders

99K Burden of proof

In proceedings under this Division other than for an offence, the

Magistrates Court is to decide questions of fact on the balance of probabilities.

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