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Part 8AIdentifying particulars of serious offenders

52A Terms used

In this Part —

identifying particular, in relation to a serious offender, means —

(a)

a print of the offender’s hands (including fingers), feet (including toes) or ears;

(b)

a photograph of the offender (including of an identifying feature of the offender);

(c)

the offender’s DNA profile;

(d)

an identifying particular of the offender that is prescribed for the purposes of this definition;

serious offender means a person who is —

(a)

found guilty of a serious offence (whether or not a spent conviction order is made in respect of the finding of guilt or a conviction is recorded); or

(b)

found not guilty of a serious offence on account of mental impairment.

[Section 52A inserted: No. 22 of 2013 s. 22; amended: No. 10 of 2023 s. 412.]

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