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StatuteCrimes Act 1914

Section 20BR — Crimes Act 1914: Means by which court may be informed

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For the purposes of this Division, a court of summary jurisdiction may inform itself as the court thinks fit, but not so as to require the person charged to incriminate himself or herself.

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