The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 57
... officer did not genuinely have cause to suspect or if the " good cause " requirement was not satisfied because the officer was honestly mistaken in believing that reasonable grounds for the arrest existed . ( p 40 ) Gault J says that ...
... officer did not genuinely have cause to suspect or if the " good cause " requirement was not satisfied because the officer was honestly mistaken in believing that reasonable grounds for the arrest existed . ( p 40 ) Gault J says that ...
Page 370
... officer is freshly pursuing that person , the constable or traffic officer may , without warrant , in the course of the pursuit enter on any premises on which the person has entered , by force if necessary , for either or both of the ...
... officer is freshly pursuing that person , the constable or traffic officer may , without warrant , in the course of the pursuit enter on any premises on which the person has entered , by force if necessary , for either or both of the ...
Page 372
... officer a trespasser . The officer is given " a reasonable time to withdraw " , per Woodhouse J in Payn at 60 citing Robson v Hallett . It is thus open to officers as they leave the premises to require a breath test and , upon a ...
... officer a trespasser . The officer is given " a reasonable time to withdraw " , per Woodhouse J in Payn at 60 citing Robson v Hallett . It is thus open to officers as they leave the premises to require a breath test and , upon a ...
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