Police officer to consider alternatives to court proceedings

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A police officer, before starting a proceeding against a young person for an offence, must first consider whether in all the circumstances it would be more appropriate —

(a)

to take no action; or

(b)

administer a caution to the young person.

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22B Police officer to consider alternatives to court proceedings