Section 438 Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 NG

Section 1-2 Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 Section 3-34 Section 35-49 Section 50-64 Section 65-71 Section 72-79 Section 80-85 Section 86-92 Section 93-103 Section 104-106 Section 107-108 Section 109-111 Section 112 Section 113-115 Section 116-135 Section 136-139 Section 140-142 Section 143-157 Section 158-188 Section 189-192 Section 193-215 Section 216-222 Section 223-237 Section 238-240 Section 241-250 Section 251-254 Section 255-269 Section 270-277 Section 278-292 Section 293-299 Section 300-318 Section 319-328 Section 329-332 Section 333-346 Section 347 Section 348-376 Section 377-400 Section 401-414 Section 415 Section 416-437 Section 438 Section 439-451 Section 452 Section 453-467 Section 468 Section 469-476 Section 477-484 Section 485 Section 486-495 First Schedule Second Schedule Third Schedule Fourth Schedule

Section 438 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015

Section 438 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 is under PART 41 of the Act. It is about DETENTION IN A SAFE CUSTODY OR SUITABLE PLACE OTHER THAN PRISON OR MENTAL HEALTH ASYLUM.

Headline: Conditions attached to detention in a safe custody or suitable place other than prison or mental asylum

(1) Where a person is ordered to be detained in a safe custody or suitable place other than prison or mental health asylum, he is notwithstanding anything in this Act or in any other law, liable to be detained in a prison or asylum or such other place as provided under this Act or any law as the Attorney-General of the Federation may direct and whilst so detained shall be deemed to be in legal custody.

See also  Section 469-476 Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 NG

(2) A person detained in a safe custody or suitable place other than prison or mental health asylum may at any time be discharged by the Attorney-General of the Federation on licence.

(3) The Attorney-General of the Federation may at any time revoke or vary a licence and where a licence has been revoked, the person to whom the licence relates shall proceed to such place as the Attorney-General of the Federation may direct and if he fails to do so may be arrested without warrant and taken to the place.

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