Tasmanian Legislation
Criminal Amendment (Directions Hearing) Rules 2008
21 December 2007
We, the Honourable Peter George Underwood, Officer of the Order of Australia, Chief Justice, the Honourable Ewan Charles Crawford, the Honourable Pierre William Slicer, the Honourable Peter Ethrington Evans, the Honourable Alan Michael Blow, OAM, and the Honourable Shan Tennent, Puisne Judges of the Supreme Court of Tasmania, make the following Rules of Court under the Criminal Code Act 1924 .
1. Short title These Rules of Court may be cited as the Criminal Amendment (Directions Hearing) Rules 2008 .
2. Commencement These Rules of Court take effect on 1 February 2008.
3. Principal Rules In these Rules of Court, the Criminal Rules 2006 are referred to as the Principal Rules.
4. The amendments effected by this rule have been incorporated into the authorised version of the Criminal Rules 2006 .
5. The amendment effected by this rule has been incorporated into the authorised version of the Criminal Rules 2006 .
6. The amendment effected by this rule has been incorporated into the authorised version of the Criminal Rules 2006 .
7. See Schedule 1 .
SCHEDULE 1 - Legislation rescinded
The amendments effected by Rule 7 and this Schedule have been incorporated into the authorised version of the Criminal (Case Management) Rules 2001 .
P. G. UNDERWOOD
Chief Justice
E. C. CRAWFORD
Puisne Judge
P. W. SLICER
Puisne Judge
P. E. EVANS
Puisne Judge
A. M. BLOW
Puisne Judge
S. E. TENNENT
Puisne Judge
Countersigned,
E. A. KNIGHT
Registrar
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 23 January 2008
These Rules of Court are administered in the Department of Justice.
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