28 Video recorded cross-examination or re-examination
Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 (1999 c 23) | Legislation

28  Video recorded cross-examination or re-examination

(1)     Where a special measures direction provides for a video recording to be admitted under section 27 as evidence in chief of the witness, the direction may also provide—

(a)     for any cross-examination of the witness, and any re-examination, to be recorded by means of a video recording; and

(b)     for such a recording to be admitted, so far as it relates to any such cross-examination or re-examination, as evidence of the witness under cross-examination or on re-examination, as the case may be.

(2)     Such a recording must be made in the presence of such persons as [Criminal Procedure Rules] or the direction may provide and in the absence of the accused,

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