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Act index » Chapter 5 - Trial on indictment » Part 5.5 - Pre-trial procedure » Division 5 - Procedure for pre-trial hearing about presumption against criminal responsibility
206B Issue to be determined expeditiously
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A pre-trial determination of the issue of whether the presumption against criminal responsibility is rebutted must be conducted at the earliest possible opportunity before the arraignment of a person accused of committing an offence at 12 or 13 years of age.