If you are going to court, you might get a notice about something called propensity evidence. This notice can be given to you before a certain rule starts, so you have enough time to prepare for your court hearing. You can get this notice even before the rule officially begins, as long as your hearing is going to happen after the rule starts, and it is given under a part of the law called section 42(2).
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A notice under section 42(2) may be given, before the commencement of that provision, for the purpose of ensuring that it is given in sufficient time before a hearing that may or will take place after the commencement of that provision.
