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Criminal C procedure — remands — juvenile accused — correct approach to be adopted. Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act [Chapter 59] — section 123 (1).
It is important for magistrates, when remanding juvenile accused, to enquire into the facts of the case. This will enable them to decide whether it would be appropriate to invoke the provisions of section 123 (1) (a) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act [Chapter 59], which allows the accused to be released without bail and simply warned to appear in Court. If it is necessary to place a juvenile under some sort of restraint, he can, in terms of section 123 (1) (c), be placed in a place of safety, which would be preferable to the Remand Prison.
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