Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482:reg:13:p48
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 13 (pt 48/48)
Character Range: 127259–128960

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 after the conclusion of the proceedings as the Court considers appropriate pending a possible appeal, and then returned to the accused; and
 (b) if criminal appeal proceedings are started in relation to the criminal proceedings before the exhibit is returned in accordance with paragraph (a)—be dealt with in accordance with subrule (4).

Criminal appeal proceedings
 (4) An exhibit held by the Court in relation to criminal appeal proceedings will, subject to subrule (5):
 (a) be retained by the Court for such period after the conclusion of the proceedings as the Court considers appropriate pending a possible further appeal; and
 (b) then be returned to the person who tendered the exhibit.
 (5) If, before an exhibit is returned in accordance with subrule (4), a party starts appeal proceedings in the High Court, the exhibit will:
 (a) be retained by the Court until the appeal proceedings have concluded or until the High Court otherwise orders or directs; and
 (b) then, subject to an order or direction of the High Court, the Court or a Registrar, be returned to the person who tendered the exhibit.

Documents or things produced in response to a subpoena
 (6) If an exhibit tendered in criminal proceedings is a document or thing produced in response to a subpoena, a Registrar may, despite subrule (1), (3), (4) or (5), return the exhibit to the person who produced it if that Registrar considers it appropriate to do so.