30 Jun 2015
DARRYL PENRICE v. SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE
- Citation
- DARRYL PENRICE v. SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCZZ39/2015
Detention was lawful because the applicant was lawfully arrested and remanded by magistrates and judges; the CPO provisions cited by the applicant govern indictable offences in the Court of First Instance and do not apply to his Magistrates' Court proceedings; a charge sheet had been served equivalent to an indictment and entry of not guilty under s51(1)(c) was appropriate; detention of approximately three months until trial was not unreasonably long; habeas corpus was therefore not available or appropriate.