s. 464ZF (4) If the conduct of a forensic procedure is recorded S. 464ZE(4) by audiovisual recording, the recording is amended by No. 27/2006 inadmissible as evidence except— s. 17(29). (a) to establish or rebut an allegation that unreasonable force was used to enable the procedure to be conducted; or (b) to determine the admissibility of a confession or admission or other evidence adverse to the accused where the accused alleges that the evidence was induced or obtained by the use of unreasonable force. (5) If evidence obtained as a result of a forensic procedure conducted on a person would be admissible in proceedings against that person for an offence, that evidence is admissible in proceedings against that person for a relevant offence within the meaning of section 464ZG. (6) Evidence obtained as a result of a physical examination conducted in good faith on a person for the purposes of medical or dental treatment is admissible in proceedings against that person for an offence. S. 464ZF 464ZF Forensic procedure following the commission of inserted by forensic sample offence No. 84/1989 s. 5, (1) In this section— substituted by Nos 129/1993 s. 7, 81/1997 s. 25. means a child aged 10 years or more but S. 464ZF(1) child def. of under 18 years; child amended by No. 72/2004 s. 31(1). means any offence forensic sample offence specified in Schedule 8.
S. 464ZE(4) amended by No. 27/2006 s. 17(29). (4) If the conduct of a forensic procedure is recorded by audiovisual recording, the recording is inadmissible as evidence except— (a) to establish or rebut an allegation that unreasonable force was used to enable the procedure to be conducted; or (b) to determine the admissibility of a confession or admission or other evidence adverse to the accused where the accused alleges that the evidence was induced or obtained by the use of unreasonable force. (5) If evidence obtained as a result of a forensic procedure conducted on a person would be admissible in proceedings against that person for an offence, that evidence is admissible in proceedings against that person for a relevant offence within the meaning of section 464ZG. (6) Evidence obtained as a result of a physical examination conducted in good faith on a person for the purposes of medical or dental treatment is admissible in proceedings against that person for an offence. S. 464ZF inserted by No. 84/1989 s. 5, substituted by Nos 129/1993 s. 7, 81/1997 s. 25. 464ZF Forensic procedure following the commission of forensic sample offence s. 464ZF (1) In this section— S. 464ZF(1) def. of child amended by No. 72/2004 s. 31(1). child means a child aged 10 years or more but under 18 years; forensic sample offence means any offence specified in Schedule 8.
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