OK. Call the informant at the Police Station and ask for an update. If he doesn't help, ask to talk to the Sergeant. The Informant will be preparing a Brief and should know what charges he is looking at.
QLD Criminal Law - What Constitutes a Dangerous Drug?
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If it's at the BOE stage then the defendant has been to court, plead not guilty, possibly done case conferencing and had it fail.
There is no possible way that at a BOE stage a defendant does not know what they are being charged with.
If you're that forgetful that you've forgotten after attending court then go and get the QP9 printed at a station or pros office and read it.
If the deft has not been to court yet or given a notice then they have not been charged and the station are not going to give you any information at all. If it's at a BOE stage then you're not getting any information at all from the investigating officer. You ask Prosecutions... not the station.
There is no possible way that at a BOE stage a defendant does not know what they are being charged with.
If you're that forgetful that you've forgotten after attending court then go and get the QP9 printed at a station or pros office and read it.
If the deft has not been to court yet or given a notice then they have not been charged and the station are not going to give you any information at all. If it's at a BOE stage then you're not getting any information at all from the investigating officer. You ask Prosecutions... not the station.
Brief of Evidence.
It's the full "pack" of evidence prepared after someone pleads not guilty.
9 times out of 10 they then plead guilty once receiving it or negotiate to a lesser charge.
It's the full "pack" of evidence prepared after someone pleads not guilty.
9 times out of 10 they then plead guilty once receiving it or negotiate to a lesser charge.
Oh OK! I think she did plead not guilty, I have to ask her, but honestly that much evidence and drugs, I think she will have to go to court. Do you think she might negotiate a lesser charge? If you read my notes, you will have a better picture what happened. I would appreciate any comment. Taa
I just found this,
The police do not have to provide you with a brief of evidence for some charges. These include:
- many offences where a fine could have been given to you instead of you being charged
- offensive conduct or language
- some minor driving offences
- possession of prohibited drugs.
I think that's NSW.
QLD has to do a FBOE for everything. Your friend should get it prior to 14 days before their next court date.
QLD has to do a FBOE for everything. Your friend should get it prior to 14 days before their next court date.
Yeah, sorry, I use them interchangeably. They're generally the same thing.
hi there again
I was just wondering what it means
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My friend had court yesterday, and this was listed, after court
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