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Act index » Chapter 4 - Committal proceeding » Part 4.6 - Committal mention and case conference
125 Committal mention hearing
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(a)a committal proceeding to which section 123 applies; or
Section 123(1) specifies proceedings in which the Magistrates' Court must not grant leave to cross-examine any witness.
(b)a committal proceeding in which Part 4.6A requires the Magistrates' Court to commit the accused for trial in the Supreme Court.
If Part 4.6A requires the Magistrates' Court to commit the accused for trial in the Supreme Court, there is to be no committal hearing—see section 100(1A)(b).
(2)In considering whether to fix another date for a committal mention hearing to enable the accused to obtain legal representation, the Magistrates' Court must have regard to whether the accused has made reasonable attempts to obtain legal representation.
(3)In determining any objection to the disclosure of material on the ground referred to in section 45(1)(g), the Magistrates' Court, having regard to whether the accused is legally represented, may order, on any conditions specified by it, that the disclosure be made to—