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IP warrant (involved protected person), officer may apply for

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Part 5Identifying particulars of victims and witnesses

31 IP warrant (involved protected person), officer may apply for

An officer may apply for an IP warrant (involved protected person) to do an identifying procedure on an involved person who is a protected person —

(a)

if the officer reasonably suspects that, if a request were made under section 26, the investigation of the offence concerned would be prejudiced; or

(b)

if under section 28 an IP warrant (involved protected person) is needed in order to do it.

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Section 31 — IP warrant (involved protected person), officer may apply for — Criminal Investigation (Identifying People) Act 2002 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI