Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 52
... charge , discharging an executive and not a judicial function . His duty is partly for his own protection as being himself a constable , and partly in the general in- terest , to satisfy himself before accepting a charge that there is a ...
... charge , discharging an executive and not a judicial function . His duty is partly for his own protection as being himself a constable , and partly in the general in- terest , to satisfy himself before accepting a charge that there is a ...
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... charge was finally either accepted or refused . 66 The Delayed Charge . " 142. The discretion which is given to the station officer , either to accept or to refuse a charge , inevitably involves the right to postpone his decision until ...
... charge was finally either accepted or refused . 66 The Delayed Charge . " 142. The discretion which is given to the station officer , either to accept or to refuse a charge , inevitably involves the right to postpone his decision until ...
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... charge . Such cases fall to be dealt with under section 22 of the Criminal Justice Administration Act , 1914 ... charge , if he is holding the prisoner in custody . He must charge or release him in time to allow that , if charged , he ...
... charge . Such cases fall to be dealt with under section 22 of the Criminal Justice Administration Act , 1914 ... charge , if he is holding the prisoner in custody . He must charge or release him in time to allow that , if charged , he ...
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Reports by H M Inspectors of Constabulary | 3 |
The Judges Rules | 69 |
Duties and Difficulties of the Police in Dealing | 76 |
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