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Act index » Chapter 5 - Trial on indictment » Part 5.5 - Pre-trial procedure » Division 4 - Procedure for pre-trial orders and other decisions
204 Pre-trial orders and other decisions generally binding on trial judge
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(1)An order or other decision made at a directions hearing or other pre-trial hearing by a judge who is not the trial judge is binding on the trial judge unless the trial judge considers that it would not be in the interests of justice for the order or other decision to be binding.
(2)This section does not apply to a pre-trial determination of whether the presumption against criminal responsibility is rebutted.