Date published
12 August 2019
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Last modified
08 June 2021
As a witness attending a coercive hearing, you have the right to legal representation and to an interpreter if you need one. However, you cannot, without a reasonable excuse, refuse to:
- answer questions
- produce documents and/or other materials when requested
- take an oath.
For CCC hearings, witnesses may also apply to the Attorney-General for financial help in order to obtain legal assistance.
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Topics
CCC
Crime