Crimes Act. Australia
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Название: Crimes Act

Автор: Australia

Издательство: Проспект

Жанр: Юриспруденция, право

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isbn: 9785392086412

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СКАЧАТЬ Circumstances where judge or magistrate may order carrying out of a prescribed procedure on own initiative

      If:

      (a) a person is being prosecuted for a Commonwealth offence; and

      (b) the judge or magistrate presiding over the proceedings related to that offence is satisfied that it is necessary to ascertain whether or not the person is, or was, at the time of the alleged commission of that offence, under 18;

      the judge or magistrate presiding may make an order requiring the carrying out of a prescribed procedure in respect of the person.

      Subdivision D

      Communication of orders by judges or magistrates

      3ZQG Orders made by judges or magistrates concerning carrying out of a prescribed procedure

      (1) If a judge or a magistrate orders the carrying out of a prescribed procedure (whether as a result of a request by an investigating official or not), the judge or magistrate must:

      (a) ensure that a written record of the order, and of the reasons for the making of the order, is kept; and

      (b) ensure that the person on whom the procedure is to be carried out is told by an investigating official in a language in which the person is able to communicate with reasonable fluency:

      (i) that an order for the carrying out of the procedure has been made and of the reasons for the making of the order; and

      (ii) of the arrangements for the carrying out of the procedure; and

      (iii) of the fact that reasonable force may be used to secure the compliance of the person to whom the order relates.

      (2) The judge or magistrate may give directions as to the time, place and manner in which the procedure is to be carried out.

      Subdivision E

      Matters relating to the carrying out of prescribed procedures

      3ZQH Appropriate medical or other standards to be applied

      A prescribed procedure must be carried out in a manner consistent with either or both of the following:

      (a) appropriate medical standards;

      (b) appropriate other relevant professional standards.

      3ZQI Reasonable and necessary force

      Except where the carrying out of a prescribed procedure to determine a person’s age is undertaken with the consent of that person and of an additional adult person in accordance with section 3ZQC, the person carrying out the procedure, and any person assisting that person, is entitled to use such force as is reasonable and necessary in the circumstances.

      Subdivision F

      Disclosure and destruction of age determination information

      3ZQJ Disclosure of age determination information

      (1) A person is guilty of an offence if:

      (a) the person’s conduct causes the disclosure of age determination information other than as provided by this section; and

      (b) the person is reckless as to any such disclosure.

      Penalty: Imprisonment for 2 years.

      (2) A person may only disclose age determination information:

      (a) for a purpose related to establishing and complying with the rules governing:

      (i) the detention of the person to whom the age determination information relates; or

      (ii) the investigation of a Commonwealth offence by that person; or

      (iii) the institution of criminal proceedings against that person for a Commonwealth offence; or

      (b) for a purpose related to the conduct of:

      (i) the investigation of the person to whom the age determination information relates for a Commonwealth offence; or

      (ii) proceedings for a Commonwealth offence against that person; or

      (c) for the purpose of an investigation by the Information Commissioner of the Commonwealth or the Commonwealth Ombudsman; or

      (d) if the person to whom the age determination information relates consents in writing to the disclosure.

      Note: A defendant bears an evidential burden in relation to the matters referred to in subsection (2) — see subsection 13.3(3) of the Criminal Code.

      3ZQK Destruction of age determination information

      (1) If, in relation to a Commonwealth offence:

      (a) age determination information relating to a person has been obtained by carrying out a prescribed procedure; and

      (b) 12 months have passed since the carrying out of the procedure; and

      (c) proceedings in respect of the offence have not been instituted against the person from whom the information was taken or have discontinued;

      the information must be destroyed as soon as practicable.

      (2) If, in relation to a Commonwealth offence, age determination information relating to a person has been obtained by carrying out a prescribed procedure and:

      (a) the person is found to have committed the offence but no conviction is recorded; or

      (b) the person is acquitted of the offence and:

      (i) no appeal is lodged against the acquittal; or

      (ii) an appeal is lodged against the acquittal and the acquittal is confirmed or the appeal is withdrawn;

      the information must be destroyed as soon as practicable unless an investigation into, or a proceeding against, the person for another Commonwealth offence is pending.

      (3) A magistrate may, on application by an investigating official, extend the period of 12 months referred to in subsection (1), or that period as previously extended under this subsection in relation to the information, if the magistrate is satisfied that there are special reasons for doing so.

      Division 4B

      Power to obtain information and documents

      Subdivision A

      Definitions

      3ZQL Definitions

      In this Division:

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