| 6. Before the hearing of a motion, the Attorney General shall take the necessary steps to ensure that the applicant is present at the time, date and place of the hearing of the motion. | ||
| 7. On the return of the notice of motion, the Chief Justice may make those orders he considers appropriate, including, but without restricting the generality of the foregoing, orders | ||
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designating a Judge to empanel a jury to hear the application; | |
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(b)
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refusing to designate a Judge and dismissing the application, where the applicant is not a person to whom subsection 745(1) of the Criminal Code applies; | |
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fixing a date and a judicial district for a pre-hearing conference to be conducted by the designated Judge; | |
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requiring the preparation of a parole eligibility report respecting the applicant; | |
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requiring a true copy of the criminal record of the applicant; and | |
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adjourning the hearing of the motion in order to allow a parole eligibility report to be prepared. | |