Apprehension and detention of person subject to intensive correction order without warrant

In force

(1)

If the CE suspects on reasonable grounds that a person subject to an intensive correction order has breached a condition of the order, the person may be apprehended, without warrant, by a police officer or community corrections officer and detained in custody for the purposes of proceedings relating to the suspected breach under section 83 before the court that imposed the order.

(2)

Section 83(9) to

(11)

(inclusive) apply to a person apprehended under this section as if the person were arrested pursuant to a warrant issued under section 83.

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