Typically, as the crown does, I get the same information in the disclosure package, which includes the filed psychiatric assessment. Typically, in all dangerous offender applications, the routine is that once I get that assessment, that is going to dictate what I do next with my case. If the assessment indicates strongly one way or the other that my case is either good or bad, then I have to act on that. If it says that it looks as though the expert assessor is suggesting that in fact I am a dangerous offender, that I meet the criteria, that I can't be managed, I'm going to go out and find another expert with my legal aid ticket to rebut that evidence.
On October 31st, 2007. See this statement in context.