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Armed Forces Discipline Act 1971

Summary Appeal Court of New Zealand - Miscellaneous procedural provisions

143: Removal of prisoners for purposes of proceedings under this Part

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"Being moved to court if you're in custody"

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You can be moved to different places for court proceedings. The Chief of Defence Force or the Corrections Act 2004 makes rules about this. You will be taken to and from places where you need to be for court, if you are in custody. This can include going to a hearing or proceedings of the Summary Appeal Court.

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Part 5ASummary Appeal Court of New Zealand
Miscellaneous procedural provisions

143Removal of prisoners for purposes of proceedings under this Part

  1. Provision may be made by orders made by the Chief of Defence Force, or by regulations made under the Corrections Act 2004, as to the manner in which an appellant, when in custody, is to be—

  2. taken to, kept in custody at, and brought back from any place at which he or she is entitled to be present for the purposes of this Part; or
    1. taken to any place to which the Summary Appeal Court may order him or her to be taken for the purpose of any hearing or proceedings of the court.

      Notes
      • Section 143: substituted, on , by section 38 of the Armed Forces Discipline Amendment Act (No 2) 2007 (2007 No 98).