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to what extent and on what criteria the law should recognise mental disorder or abnormality in a person accused of a criminal offence as a factor affecting his liability to be tried or convicted; |
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whether there is any need for the continuance of the power in s 662 of the Criminal Code Act Compilation Act 1913 (WA) ... ; |
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what procedures should be provided for reviewing the situation of persons who have been ordered to be detained or kept in custody because of their mental condition ... ; |
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to consider whether it is desirable for there to be a judicial investigation as to the guilt or innocence of an accused person ... ; |
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whether courts of summary jurisdiction require any powers beyond those in Mental Health Act s 36 to permit them to deal fully with accused persons ... ; |
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whether it is desirable that the prosecution and defence should be obliged to exchange, before trial, all expert reports ... ; |
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whether the courts should have power to obtain psychiatric reports ... ; and |
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to review Division 6 of Part IV of the Mental Health Act ... . |
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