Criminal Code (Cap. 9)

Criminal Code (Cap. 9), article 414

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414. (1) Where the proceedings have been instituted by the Police, the court by which the judgment has been delivered shal l, on a demand in writing by the Police or by the injured party se rved with the notice of first hearing or admitted into the proceedin gs as provided in sub-articles (4) and (5) of article 410, to be made to it not later than four (4) working days from the delivery of such judgment, grant access by electroni c means through the registra r, within three (3) working days fro m such demand, to a scanned co py of the judgment, together with a scanned copy of the record of the proceedings and the notes of the depositions, if any would have been noted in wr iting, to the A ttorney General. (2) In the case of judgments by the Court of Magistrates (Gozo) , the scanned copy of the judgment, together with the scanned copy of the record of the proceedings and the notes of the depositions, if any would have been noted in writing, shall be sent by electronic means. Appeal from interlocutory decrees. Added by: XI.1900.70.

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