New South Wales Consolidated Acts

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ACT 1986 - SECT 90

90 Evidence not to be admitted

(1) The Magistrate must refuse to admit evidence sought to be adduced by the prosecutor under this Division if, in relation to that evidence, this Division or any applicable requirements specified by or under Part 3A of Chapter 6, have not been complied with by the prosecutor.

(2) Despite subsection (1), the Magistrate may admit the evidence sought to be adduced if the Magistrate is satisfied that--

(a) the non-compliance is trivial in nature, or

(b) there are other good reasons to excuse the non-compliance, and admit the evidence, in the circumstances of the case.