Part 2Obtaining bodily samples from suspects
Obtaining bodily sample by court order from persons under 18
22Further provisions relating to appointment of lawyer for respondent
A lawyer appointed pursuant to section 21 to represent a respondent in any proceedings on an application made under section 18 shall have, in relation to the representation of that respondent in those proceedings, the same rights, powers, duties, privileges, and immunities that the lawyer would have had if he or she had not been appointed pursuant to section 21 but had been retained by that respondent to provide legal representation.
Where a lawyer is appointed pursuant to section 21 to represent a respondent in any proceedings on an application made under section 18, that lawyer shall, if the respondent agrees, be entitled to represent that respondent,—
- in any proceedings in respect of any warrant issued pursuant to section 45 in respect of the respondent:
- where a juvenile compulsion order is made in respect of the respondent, in any proceedings on an application made under section 47 in respect of the order.
Compare
- 1989 No 24 s 324