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Police Regulations, 1958 · s 49
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Police Regulations, 1958 · s 49
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The Chief Police Officer may appoint a pro-Representation
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secutor.
The Inspector charged shall, whether a prosecutor is appointed or not, have the right to be represented by another
Inspector or, with the approval of the Chief Police Officer, a gazetted officer who may conduct his defence on his behalf.
No barrister or solicitor may appear on behalf of an
Inspector charged,