Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A03808:body:0:p10
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A03808
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judge of an indictment court makes an order under subsection (1), the person who has the custody of the accused shall release the accused to a constable to enable the accused to be conveyed to the court in accordance with that order.

Return of accused to Territory
"15ah. (1) Where an indictment court makes an order under paragraph 15ac (8) (b), the Registrar, a magistrate of the Territory or a person directed by the Court under that paragraph may, by warrant directed to all constables, require them to convey the accused in custody from the State in which the court made the order to the prison in the Territory specified in the warrant and to deliver the accused into the custody of the officer for the time being in charge of that prison.
"(2) A warrant referred to in subsection (1) may be executed by any constable.

Person deemed to be prisoner under Removal of Prisoners (Territories) Act 1923
"15ai. Where:
     (a) a person has been tried in relation to an indictable offence against a law in force in the Territory by an indictment court sitting in a State; and
     (b) the person is convicted of that offence and sentenced to imprisonment;
the person shall be deemed:
     (c) to be a prisoner within the meaning of the Removal of Prisoners (Territories) Act 1923; and
     (d) to have been removed to that State under that Act;
and the provisions of that Act apply (so far as they are capable of applying) in relation to the person accordingly.

Person deemed to be criminal lunatic under Removal of Prisoners (Territories) Act 1923
"15aj. Where a person who has been removed to a State under this Act:
     (a) is found to have been insane at the time of the commission of the offence;
     (b) is found or certified, or otherwise lawfully proved, to be unfit, on the ground of insanity, to be tried for the offence; or
     (c) is convicted of an offence and afterwards certified, or otherwise lawfully proved, to be insane;
the person shall be deemed:
     (d) to be a criminal lunatic within the meaning of the Removal of Prisoners (Territories) Act 1923; and
     (e) to have been removed to that State under that Act;
and sections 9 and 10a of that Act apply (so far as they are capable of applying) in relation to the person accordingly.

Repatriation of person tried in a State
"15ak. Where:
     (a) a person has been removed to a State under this Act;
     (b) the trial of the person in an indictment court sitting in that State has concluded; and
     (c) the person is acquitted (other than on the ground of insanity) or is not, after