Australian Capital Territory Current Acts Australian Capital Territory Current Acts(1) This division does not apply in relation to a communication made, or a document prepared, in the furtherance of the commission of an offence, a fraud or an act that makes a person liable to a civil penalty.
(2) A court may find that a communication was made, or a document was prepared, in the furtherance of the commission of an offence, a fraud or an act if there are reasonable grounds for finding that––
(a) the offence, fraud or act was committed; and
(b) the communication was made, or document prepared, in the furtherance of the offence, fraud or act.
Note The Supreme Court Act 1933
, s 68C (3) provides that in a criminal proceeding tried by a judge alone, if a territory law requires a warning or direction to be given, or a comment to be made, to a jury in the proceeding, the judge must take the warning, direction or comment into account in considering his or her verdict.