Section 23YA — Crimes Act 1914: Admissibility of evidence relating to carrying out of forensic procedure

In spite of subsection 23XX(4), evidence of how a forensic procedure was carried out is admissible in proceedings against the person in a court: (a) to establish or rebut an allegation that unreasonable force was used to enable the procedure to be carried out; or (b) to determine the admissibility of a confession or admission or other evidence adverse to the person where the person alleges that the evidence was induced or obtained by the use of unreasonable force; or (c) to establish or rebut an allegation that the forensic procedure was not carried out in accordance with Division 6.