Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482:reg:13:p47
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 13 (pt 47/48)
Character Range: 124800–127526

appear before the Court on a day the person is required to appear in accordance with the summons.
Note 1: For the form of the warrant, see rule 9.06.
Note 2: The person may also be in contempt of court—see Part 42 of the Federal Court Rules 2011.
 (4) To avoid doubt, this rule does not apply in relation to a summons referred to in:
 (a) rule 2.01 (a summons to which an information is attached); or
 (b) rule 3.12 (a summons to a person to attend for jury service).

9.05  Order that a person in custody be brought before the Court
  An order under subrule 9.02(3) or 9.03(1) that a person in custody be brought before the Court may be in accordance with Form CP47.

9.06  Warrant for arrest
  A warrant for arrest may be in accordance with Form CP48.

9.07  Warrant for imprisonment
  If the Court makes an order that a person be imprisoned, a Judge may issue a warrant in accordance with Form CP49.

9.08  Notice of intention to adduce evidence of previous representation
  A notice of intention to adduce evidence of a previous representation, under section 67 of the Evidence Act 1995:
 (a) must be in accordance with Form CP50; and
 (b) may have attached to it an affidavit that sets out evidence of the previous representation.
Note: The Court may dispense with compliance with these Rules—see rule 1.06.

9.09  Notice of intention to adduce tendency evidence
  A notice of intention to adduce tendency evidence, under subsection 97(1) of the Evidence Act 1995, must be in accordance with Form CP51.
Note: The Court may dispense with compliance with these Rules—see rule 1.06.

9.10  Notice of intention to adduce coincidence evidence
  A notice of intention to adduce coincidence evidence, under subsection 98(1) of the Evidence Act 1995, must be in accordance with Form CP52.
Note: The Court may dispense with compliance with these Rules—see rule 1.06.

9.11  Return of exhibits

Proceedings other than criminal appeal proceedings—exhibits tendered by the prosecutor
 (1) At the conclusion of criminal proceedings (other than criminal appeal proceedings), any exhibit tendered by the prosecutor in the proceedings will:
 (a) be returned to the custody of the prosecutor; and
 (b) be retained by the prosecutor pending any appeal.
 (2) If:
 (a) an exhibit is returned to the custody of the prosecutor under subrule (1); and
 (b) appeal proceedings are started in relation to the criminal proceedings;
a Registrar may direct the prosecutor to produce the exhibit to the Court.

Proceedings other than criminal appeal proceedings—exhibits tendered by the accused
 (3) An exhibit tendered by the accused in criminal proceedings (other than criminal appeal proceedings) will:
 (a) be retained by the Court for such period