Criminal Procedure Code · Updated to 1 May 2023 · Chapter XLIV · Miscellaneous
Section 445
Feedback & supportIf an accused person who is under an electronic monitoring requirement—
*NOTE—Section 445 is not yet in force—see section 9 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment)
(No.2) Act 2012 [Act A1431].
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is convicted by the Court and decides to appeal against his conviction, the accused person may apply to the Court for the period of the electronic monitoring requirement to be extended by the Court until his appeal is proceeded with; or
Court
“Court” means the High Court, a Sessions Court, or a Magistrate’s Court of any class, as the context may require;
is acquitted by the Court and the Public Prosecutor decides to appeal against the acquittal, the Public Prosecutor may apply to the Court for the electronic monitoring requirement to be continued until his appeal is proceeded with.
If an accused person who is not under an electronic monitoring requirement—
is convicted by the Court and decides to appeal against his conviction, the accused person may apply to the Court for the electronic monitoring requirement to be applied to him until his appeal is proceeded with; or
is acquitted by the Court and the Public Prosecutor decides to appeal against the acquittal, the Public Prosecutor may apply to the Court for the electronic monitoring requirement to be applicable to the person so acquitted until his appeal is proceeded with.
For the purpose of this section, “Court” includes the Court of
Appeal when the Court of Appeal is not the final appellate court.
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FIRST SCHEDULE
TABULAR STATEMENT OF OFFENCES UNDER THE PENAL CODE
EXPLANATORY NOTES—
The entries in the Second and Seventh columns of this Schedule, headed respectively “Offence” and “Maximum Punishment under the Penal Code”, are not intended as definitions of the offences and punishments described in the several corresponding sections of the Penal Code, or even as abstracts of those sections, but merely as references to the subject of the section, the number of which is given in the First column.
offence
“offence” means any act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force;
The entries in the Third column of this Schedule are not intended in any way to restrict the powers of arrest without warrant which may be lawfully exercised by Police Officers.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Penal
Offence
Whether the police may
Whether a
Whether
Whether
Maximum
Code ordinarily arrest without warrant or a bailable compoundable punishment under the section warrant or not summons shall or not or not
Penal Code ordinarily issue in the first instance