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127B Early committal—if committal proceeding not jointly conducted
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(1)This section applies to a committal proceeding if—
(a)the committal proceeding is not being conducted jointly with another; and
(c)a hand-up brief has been served on the accused and filed with the registrar.
(2)The Magistrates' Court must commit the accused for trial in the Supreme Court in accordance with section 144.
Section 125(1)(a) provides for the Magistrates' Court to determine a committal proceeding in accordance with this section at a committal mention hearing.