Section 19: Unconvicted detainee
consolidated text (as at 2012, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
19. Unconvicted detainee
(1) Every person who is charged with an offence and remanded to an institution shall be delivered to the officer in charge together with a warrant of
committal and the officer in charge shall deliver that person into custody in
time for him to be brought before a Court at such time as the Court may order.
(2) Every person arrested under a warrant or by order of a Court may,
where the Court is not sitting, be delivered to an officer in charge for custody, and the officer in charge shall deliver that person into police custody in
time for him to be brought before the Court at its next sitting.
(3) A Probation Officer may be authorised to visit and interview a remanded detainee within sight but not within the hearing of an officer in any
institution for the purpose of carrying out any enquiry either for the Court or
for any other official cause.
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Questions this section answers
- If I'm remanded to an institution before trial, must I still be brought to court when the court requires it?
- Can a probation officer visit and interview me while I'm remanded, without prison staff overhearing?