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NZLJ. R v Goodwin : The meaning of arrest , unlawful arrest and arbitrary arbitrary detention By Janet November , Judges ' Research Counsel The case of R v Goodwin has been noted in earlier issues of The New Zealand Law Journal ; ( see ...
NZLJ. R v Goodwin : The meaning of arrest , unlawful arrest and arbitrary arbitrary detention By Janet November , Judges ' Research Counsel The case of R v Goodwin has been noted in earlier issues of The New Zealand Law Journal ; ( see ...
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... arrest " , including that of Viscount Dilhorne in Spicer v Holt [ 1976 ] [ 1977 ] AC 987 , 1000 : " Arrest " is an ordinary English word ... Whether or not a person has been arrested depends not on the legality of the arrest , but on ...
... arrest " , including that of Viscount Dilhorne in Spicer v Holt [ 1976 ] [ 1977 ] AC 987 , 1000 : " Arrest " is an ordinary English word ... Whether or not a person has been arrested depends not on the legality of the arrest , but on ...
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... arrest " ? ( s 23 ( 1 ) ( c ) ) As noted all the Judges assume there can be an " unlawful arrest " . For Cooke P and Hardie Boys J this can include a detention by an official that is unlawful ab initio ( ie not pursuant to an enactment ) ...
... arrest " ? ( s 23 ( 1 ) ( c ) ) As noted all the Judges assume there can be an " unlawful arrest " . For Cooke P and Hardie Boys J this can include a detention by an official that is unlawful ab initio ( ie not pursuant to an enactment ) ...
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