Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482:reg:13:p16
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 13 (pt 16/48)
Character Range: 51946–54531

Act, the Court may direct the disclosing party to file a copy of any or all documents the disclosing party gives another party in order to comply with the order.
Note: Documents may be filed electronically—see rules 1.23 and 1.21.

3.10  Notice of particulars in support of alibi
  If an accused wants to give the prosecutor a notice of particulars of an alibi under paragraph 23CD(2)(a) of the Act, the accused must:
 (a) file a notice in accordance with Form CP18; and
 (b) serve a stamped copy of the notice on the prosecutor.
Note: The notice must be given to the prosecutor as soon as practicable after the accused's first pre‑trial hearing—see subsection 23CD(2) of the Act.

3.11  Notice of particulars in support of mental impairment
  If an accused wants to give the prosecutor a notice of particulars of a mental impairment under paragraph 23CD(2)(b) of the Act, the accused must:
 (a) file a notice in accordance with Form CP19; and
 (b) serve a stamped copy of the notice on the prosecutor.
Note: The notice must be given to the prosecutor as soon as practicable after the accused's first pre‑trial hearing—see subsection 23CD(2) of the Act.

Division 3.3—Juries and arraignment

3.12  Form and service of summons for jury service
 (1) A summons to a person under section 23DP of the Act to attend for jury service may be in accordance with Form CP20.
 (2) The summons must, unless the Court directs otherwise, be served on the person at least 21 days before the day the person is required to attend the Court.

3.13  Procedure for arraignment of accused
 (1) If the prosecution of an accused is to proceed to trial, the following must occur after a jury is empanelled unless the Court directs otherwise:
 (a) the prosecutor must produce the signed indictment to the Court;
 (b) a copy of the signed indictment must be given to the jury;
 (c) each count in the indictment must be read to the accused in the presence of the jury;
 (d) the accused must be directed to enter a plea to each count that relates to the accused.
Note: A corporation may enter a plea by writing signed by a representative—see rule 1.41.
 (2) The reading of a count for the purposes of paragraph (1)(c) must not, unless the Court directs otherwise, include reading the information referred to in paragraph 3.01(4)(c) relating to the offence covered by the count.
 (3) If the indictment replaces an earlier indictment in accordance with section 23BH of the Act, that fact must not be disclosed to the jury.
 (4) The accused must be placed in the charge of the jury for trial in relation to a count in