The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1970 - Law |
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Page 100
... officer when he was driving a vehicle on a road the police officer having reasonable grounds to suspect that he had alcohol in his body . The police officer did not inquire when the respondent had last consumed alcohol ( the ...
... officer when he was driving a vehicle on a road the police officer having reasonable grounds to suspect that he had alcohol in his body . The police officer did not inquire when the respondent had last consumed alcohol ( the ...
Page 178
... officers " ) and whoever answers the door , or the occupier should he come along later , may withdraw the licence and ask the officer to leave . If , after the giving of a reasonable time to leave , the officer remains he will not be ...
... officers " ) and whoever answers the door , or the occupier should he come along later , may withdraw the licence and ask the officer to leave . If , after the giving of a reasonable time to leave , the officer remains he will not be ...
Page 313
... officer in uniform came up to him with a view to making inquiries about an offence which the officer had cause to believe that the appellant might have committed . The appellant ignored the officer's repeated requests to stop and speak ...
... officer in uniform came up to him with a view to making inquiries about an offence which the officer had cause to believe that the appellant might have committed . The appellant ignored the officer's repeated requests to stop and speak ...
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