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CurrentAfter-hours orders—detention of person against whom order sought
Part 7After-hours orders
105 After-hours orders—detention of person against whom order sought
(1)
If a police officer proposes to apply for an after-hours order against a person, the police officer may—
(a)
if the police officer is reasonably satisfied of a reason mentioned in section 100 (a) and (b), remove the person to another place; and
(b)
detain the person until—
(i)
if the order is made—a copy of the order is given to the person; or
(ii)
if the application for the order is refused—the police officer is notified by the judicial officer of the refusal.
(2)
A person must not be detained under this section for longer than 4 hours.
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