The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 82
Page 153
... Authority and the effect of an investigation of a complaint . The consequences for both complainants and suspect police officers are examined . INTRODUCTION The Police Complaints Authority Act 1988 ( " the Act " ) was introduced for the ...
... Authority and the effect of an investigation of a complaint . The consequences for both complainants and suspect police officers are examined . INTRODUCTION The Police Complaints Authority Act 1988 ( " the Act " ) was introduced for the ...
Page 154
... Authority is required on the ground that it considers that the outcome of a police investigation is satisfactory . The Act goes on to give the Authority certain investigatory powers , and provides certain protections . Those of impor ...
... Authority is required on the ground that it considers that the outcome of a police investigation is satisfactory . The Act goes on to give the Authority certain investigatory powers , and provides certain protections . Those of impor ...
Page 155
... Authority . The scheme of the Act there appears to be that the Authority may carry out investigations itself or it may await the outcome of or oversee an investigation by the Police , following which It was clear that if the material ...
... Authority . The scheme of the Act there appears to be that the Authority may carry out investigations itself or it may await the outcome of or oversee an investigation by the Police , following which It was clear that if the material ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted action agreement allow Amendment application appointment approach arbitration authority benefit Bill body breach cause charitable circumstances claim clear client Commission common concerned conclusion consideration considered continued contract costs Council Court of Appeal criminal damages deal decision defendant determine discussion duty economic effect established evidence example existing fact firm further give given grounds held High Court important intention interest involved issue Judge judgment judicial jurisdiction justice land legislation limited majority matter means ment nature noted objective obligations operation particular parties person police position practice present principle problem proceedings proposed protection question reason referred regulations relation relevant respect responsibility result rules specific suggested tion tort trade trust Zealand