R v Rochester; ex parte Attorney-General
[2003] QCA 166
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R v Rochester; ex parte Attorney-General[2003] QCA 166
R v Rochester; ex parte Attorney-General[2003] QCA 166
COURT OF APPEAL
McMURDO P
CA No 399 of 2002
THE QUEEN
v.
RODNEY DEAN ROCHESTERRespondent
ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF QUEENSLANDAppellant
CA No 362 of 2002
THE QUEEN
v.
RODNEY DEAN ROCHESTERAppellant
BRISBANE
DATE 22/04/2003
ORDER
THE PRESIDENT: Right. All right. I direct that the appellant file and serve all affidavit material upon which he intends to rely at his appeal, within four weeks. The respondent is to file any affidavit material in response to that material within three weeks of the filing of the appellant's material. I direct a transcript of today's hearing be provided as soon as possible, to the respondent to assist him in the preparation of his appeal. And the appeal will be listed, as I say, not for some months now. When it is listed for hearing, you must be prepared and ready to argue it at that time.