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Section 32: (1) A member of a Disciplined Force acquitted of a criminal charge in

Constitution · PART IV: DISCIPLINE

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32. (1) A member of a Disciplined Force acquitted of a criminal charge in any Court shall not be dismissed or otherwise punished on any charge upon which he has been acquitted, but nothing in this regulation shall prevent the institution of fresh proceedings with a view to his being dismissed or otherwise punished on any other charges arising out of his conduct in the matter provided that they do not raise substantially the same issue as that on which he has been acquitted. (2) In all cases in which a member of a Disciplined Force is acquitted of a criminal charge in any Court, the responsible officer of that member shall forward to the Secretary a copy of the judgment and of the proceedings of the Court if they are available, provided that the charge is not in respect of minor offences which would not in any event warrant disciplinary proceedings. (3) Where a member of a Disciplined Force who is under interdiction is acquitted of a criminal charge in any Court, he shall be reinstated and, where further proceedings are instituted against him under paragraph (1), interdiction, if that course is decided upon, shall not have effect from any earlier date than that on which the new proceedings are instituted.

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