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StatuteCrimes Act 1914

Section 15YZD — Crimes Act 1914: Appeals against section 15YV directions or orders etc.

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Court gives a direction or makes an order (1) If: (a) a court gives a section 15YV direction or makes a section 15YV order; and (b) the prosecutor applied for the direction or order; a defendant in the proceeding may appeal against the direction or order. (2) If: (a) a court gives a section 15YV direction or makes a section 15YV order; and (b) a defendant in the proceeding applied for the direction or order; the prosecutor may appeal against the direction or order. Court refuses to give a direction or make an order (3) If: (a) a court refuses to give a section 15YV direction or refuses to make a section 15YV order; and (b) the prosecutor applied for the direction or order; the prosecutor may appeal against the refusal. (4) If: (a) a court refuses to give a section 15YV direction or refuses to make a section 15YV order; and (b) a defendant in the proceeding applied for the direction or order; the defendant may appeal against the refusal. Jurisdiction (5) A court that has jurisdiction to hear and determine appeals from a judgment, order or direction in the proceeding has jurisdiction to hear and determine any appeal under this section.

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