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In forceSeizing evidence at public place if entry made when place open
Part 7Investigators
Division 3Particular powers of investigators
Subdivision 5Power to seize evidence
147 Seizing evidence at public place if entry made when place open
An investigator who enters a public place when the place is open to the public may seize a thing at the place if—
(a)
the investigator reasonably believes the thing is evidence that is relevant to the investigation being carried out by the investigator; and
(b)
the evidence provided by the thing can not otherwise be obtained from it.
Example—
A theodolite may contain evidence that can be obtained from it by data download at the public place.
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