Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996
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4 Initial duty to disclose: further provisions.
(1) This section applies where— (a) the prosecutor acts under section 3, and (b) before so doing he was given a document in pursuance of provision included, by virtue of section 24(3), in a code operative under Part II. (2) In such a case the prosecutor must give the document to the accused at the same time as the prosecutor acts under section 3.
4 Initial duty to disclose: further provisions.
(1) This section applies where— (a) the prosecutor acts under section 3, and (b) before so doing he was given a document in pursuance of provision included, by virtue of section 24(3), in a code operative under Part II. (2) In such a case the prosecutor must give the document to the accused at the same time as the prosecutor acts under section 3.
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