Where certain grounds are satisfied, detaining a person for up to 36 hours can be authorised by a police officer with the rank of superintendent or higher ([...], s 42(1)).
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PACE 1984
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#freedom-of-person #human-rights #public
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Where certain grounds are satisfied, detaining a person for up to 36 hours can be authorised by a police officer with the rank of superintendent or higher ([...], s 42(1)).
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#freedom-of-person #human-rights #public
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Where certain grounds are satisfied, detaining a person for up to 36 hours can be authorised by a police officer with the rank of superintendent or higher ([...], s 42(1)).
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PACE 1984
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