R v Sim (No.1) [2019] NSWDC 309

R v Sim (No.1) [2019] NSWDC 309

Leave is granted to physically file the indictment because JusticeLink cannot process indictments with two different law part codes, and manual processing should not occur to avoid erroneous entries.

Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
15 April 2019
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Application for Leave to File Indictment
Outcome
Leave granted to physically file indictment in Court.
Legal Topics
['indictment Filing' 'justice Link Electronic Filing System' 'court Registry Procedure']
['criminal Procedure'] ['indictment Filing' 'justice Link Electronic Filing System' 'court Registry Procedure']

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Procedural Posture

Criminal / Application for Leave to File Indictment

Legal Issues

  1. 1 ['Whether leave should be granted to physically file an indictment due to JusticeLink system limitations' 'Implications of removing end dates from indictment entries in JusticeLink']

Ratio Decidendi

Leave is granted to physically file the indictment because JusticeLink cannot process indictments with two different law part codes, and manual processing should not occur to avoid erroneous entries.

Court Disposition

Leave granted to physically file indictment in Court.

Orders

  • ['Leave granted to physically file the indictment in Court.' "Judge's associate directed not to manually process the indictment on the JusticeLink system." 'Registrar to decide whether registry enters indictment into JusticeLink.']