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[2018] NSWSC 69

R v Warwick (No.4)

(1) The accused, Leonard John Warwick, be transferred from Cessnock correctional facility to a correctional facility in the Sydney metropolitan area. (2) That transfer is to take place within four working days.

Catchwords

Practice and procedure – custodial arrangements

Cases cited

  • Not Applicable

Legislation cited

  • Not Applicable

Judgment

  1. [1]

    I note that by Notice of Motion filed 2 February 2018, the accused has sought orders touching upon his custodial arrangements. That motion has now been served on Corrective Services NSW.

  2. [2]

    I am informed by senior counsel for the accused that he has been asked to mention the matter on behalf of the solicitor for Corrective Services NSW, and he tells me that his client and the Commissioner of Corrective Services NSW have agreed on the orders that should be made.

  3. [3]

    A copy of the signed Short Minutes of Order has been handed to the Court containing, I am told, the signatures of a solicitor for Corrective Services NSW and the solicitor for the accused.

  4. [4]

    Based upon that agreement, I make the following orders:

    1. (1)

      The accused, Leonard John Warwick, be transferred from Cessnock correctional facility to a correctional facility in the Sydney metropolitan area.

    2. (2)

      That transfer is to take place within four working days.

Unofficial copy. Source: NSW Caselaw. Refer to the official version for authoritative text.