Syariah Courts Criminal Procedure Code · 2021 Revised Edition · Chapter II
27. Darussalam
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
When any person in the presence of a Religious Enforcement
Officer or police officer commits or is accused of committing a non-seizable offence and refuses on the demand of the Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer to give his name and residence or gives his name and residence which the Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer has reason to believe to be false, he may be arrested by such officer in order that his name and residence may be ascertained, and he shall, within 24 hours of the arrest, exclusive of the time necessary for the journey, be brought before the nearest
police officer
"police officer" means any member of the Royal Brunei Police Force, and includes a special police officer when mobilised or deemed to be mobilised for active service and any person vested under any written law with the powers of a police officer;
Syar'ie Judge unless before that time his true name and residence are
Syar'ie Judge
"Syar'ie Judge" has the same meaning assigned to it under the Syariah Courts Act;
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When any person is brought before a Syar'ie Judge, such Syar'ie
Judge may either require him to execute a bond, with or without surety. for his appearance before a Syar'ie Judge if so required or may order him to be remanded in custody until he can be tried.
Judge
"Judge", for the purposes of sections 122 and 249, means a Syar'ie Judge or Judge of the Supreme Court, as the case may be;
When any person in the presence of a Religious Enforcement
Officer or police officer commits or is accused of committing a non-seizable offence and on the demand of the Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer to give his name and residence, gives as his residence a place outside
seizable offence
"seizable offence" means an offence for which a Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer may ordinarily arrest without warrant according to the third coluinn of Schedule 1 or under the provisions of any other written law for the time being in force;
Brunei Darussalam, he may be arrested by the Religious Enforcement
Officer or police oficer and shall forthwith be brought before the nearest
Syar'ie Judge who may require him to execute a bond, with or without surety, for his appearance before a Syar'ie Judge if so required or may order him to be remanded in custody until he can be tried.
Terms defined in s 2
police officer
Defined · s 2"police officer" means any member of the Royal Brunei Police Force, and includes a special police officer when mobilised or deemed to be mobilised for active service and any person vested under any written law with the powers of a police officer;
Religious Enforcement Officer
Defined · s 2"Religious Enforcement Officer" has the same meaning assigned to it under the Syariah Courts Act;
seizable offence
Defined · s 2"seizable offence" means an offence for which a Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer may ordinarily arrest without warrant according to the third coluinn of Schedule 1 or under the provisions of any other written law for the time being in force;
Syar'ie Judge
Defined · s 2"Syar'ie Judge" has the same meaning assigned to it under the Syariah Courts Act;
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