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Page 145
... arrest , or whether indeed s 35 confers a power of arrest at all on citizens , in certain situations . Section 35 states : Everyone is justified in arresting without warrant - ( a ) Any person whom he finds committing any offence ...
... arrest , or whether indeed s 35 confers a power of arrest at all on citizens , in certain situations . Section 35 states : Everyone is justified in arresting without warrant - ( a ) Any person whom he finds committing any offence ...
Page 146
... arrest of a citizen is a governmental function whether the person arresting is a peace ( police ) officer or private citizen . This was because the " citizen's arrest " had its source in the duty of a citizen to arrest those breaching ...
... arrest of a citizen is a governmental function whether the person arresting is a peace ( police ) officer or private citizen . This was because the " citizen's arrest " had its source in the duty of a citizen to arrest those breaching ...
Page 147
... arrest it would seem that the principle that what the law requires it justifies is being applied here , and that s 35 does imply a power , or at least some sort of authority , for a citizen to make an arrest in the specified ...
... arrest it would seem that the principle that what the law requires it justifies is being applied here , and that s 35 does imply a power , or at least some sort of authority , for a citizen to make an arrest in the specified ...
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