Release from remand after certain periods
14 Release from remand after certain periods
A person must be brought before a magistrate if:
the person was arrested under a warrant issued under subsection 10(2); and
the person is, under this Division, on remand 14 days after the day on which the person was arrested; and
a notice has not been given under section 9 in relation to the person.
Unless the magistrate is satisfied that such a notice is likely to be given within a particular period that is reasonable in all the circumstances, the magistrate must:
order the release of the person from custody; or
order the discharge of the recognisances on which bail was granted to the person; as the case requires.
If:
a magistrate was satisfied under subsection (2) that such a notice was likely to be given in relation to the person within a particular period; and
the notice is not given within the period;
the person must be brought before a magistrate.
The magistrate must:
order the release of the person from custody; or
order the discharge of the recognisances on which bail was granted to the person;
as the case requires.
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