21. (1) The defence may at any time before the close
of the prosecution case serve on the prosecutor and deliver
to the court a statement (a "defence case statement") in
reply to the prosecution case statement.
Furnishing
of documents to jury.
(2) A defence case statement shall state the
essential matters upon which the defence join issue with
the prosecution and indicate the main lines of defence.
22. The judge may, in his discretion, for the
purpose of assisting the jury in their appreciation of
the case, order that copies of any of the following shall
be furnished to the jury
(a) the prosecution case statement and the defence
outline and case statement (if any);
case
(b)
(Cap. 221.)
(c)
(d)
any statement of a witness admitted pursuant to
or under section 65B or 65C of the Criminal
Procedure Ordinance;
any statement or document agreed by prosecutor
and the accused;
the opening and closing speeches of counsel;
(e) any schedules, charts or diagrams;