  Index
  Victorian Criminal Proceedings Manual
Chapter 1 - Jurisdiction
Chapter 2 – Commencement of Proceedings
Chapter 3 – Summary Hearings
Chapter 4 – Committal Hearings
Chapter 5 – Trial Procedure
Chapter 6 – Role of the Judge
Chapter 7 – Role of Counsel
Chapter 8 - Contempt of Court
Chapter 9 – The Accused
Chapter 10 – Service of Documents
Chapter 11 – Empanelment and Management of Juries
Chapter 12 - Arraignment
  Chapter 13 - Witnesses
13.1 - Competence of Witnesses
13.2 - Swearing of witnesses
13.3 - Ordering witnesses out of court
13.3A - Preparing witnesses
13.4 - Evidence Concerning the Complainant’s Sexual History
13.5 - Pre-recorded evidence
13.6 - Alternative Arrangements
13.7 - Remote witnesses
13.8A – Expert witnesses
13.8 - Protected witnesses
13.9 - Family members
13.10 - Children
13.11 - Cognitively Impaired Witnesses
13.11A – Ground rules hearings and intermediaries
13.11B – Excusing witnesses from cross-examination
13.12 - Indemnified witnesses
13.13 - Accomplices
13.14 - Reviving Memory
13.15 - Unfavourable Witnesses
13.16 - Use of Prior Statements
13.17 - Counsel for a witness
13.18 - Interpreters
13.19 - Anonymous Witnesses
13.20 - Subpoenas and Witness Summons
13.20.1 - General Principles of Subpoenas
13.20.2 - Issue of Subpoena
13.20.3 - Who May Be Subpoenaed?
13.20.4 - Confidential Communications and Protected Health Information
13.20.5 - Compliance with a Subpoena
13.20.6 - Setting Aside a Subpoena and Objections to Production or Inspection
13.20.7 - Specific Bases for Challenging Subpoenas
13.20.8 - Expenses and Conduct Money
13.20.9 - Service of Subpoenas
13.21 - Index
Chapter 14 – Open Court Principles and Suppression Orders
Chapter 15 – Abuse of Process and Stays
Chapter 16 – Documentary and Other Evidence
Chapter 17 – Voir Dire
Chapter 18 – Taking Verdicts
Chapter 19 - Post Verdict
Chapter 20 - Appeals
Chapter 21 - Applications to set aside previous acquittals
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