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SOLICITOR-GENERAL’S PROSECUTION GUIDELINES
CROWN LAW SOLICITOR-GENERAL S PROSECUTION GUIDELINES As at 1 July 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS Attorney-General s Introduction .. 1 Solicitor-General s Introduction .. 2 Definitions .. and Principles of the GUIDELINES .. with the GUIDELINES .. 4 Private prosecutions .. Supervision of Prosecutions .. Independence of the Decision-maker .. Decision to Prosecute .. 6 The test for PROSECUTION .. 6 The evidential test .. 6 The public interest 8No PROSECUTION .. for a PROSECUTION Decision .. Choice of Charges .. 11 Trying defendants or charges together .. of Charges .. of PROSECUTION Decisions .. Consents to Prosecutions .. from PROSECUTION .. by the Solicitor-General that a PROSECUTION Should be Conducted as a CrownProsecution .. Anonymity Orders .. 16 Disclosure obligations .. 16 Evidence that is not disclosed until trial .. 16 Information which the prosecutor does not intend to produce in evidence.
PROSECUTION GUIDELINES 1 ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S INTRODUCTION 1. Under our constitutional arrangements, the Attorney-General is responsible through Parliament to the citizens of New Zealand for prosecutions carried out by or on behalf
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