Proof of prior conviction permitted only after initial conviction, with judge receiving evidence and recording a finding. When a previous conviction is alleged and not admitted, the judge may after conviction for the principal offence receive evidence on the alleged previous ... Summary
Proof of prior conviction permitted only after initial conviction, with judge receiving evidence and recording a finding.
When a previous conviction is alleged and not admitted, the judge may after conviction for the principal offence receive evidence on the alleged previous conviction and record a finding; the charge of prior conviction must not be read, pleaded to, or referred to by the prosecution or its evidence until that initial conviction is secured.
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