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17.14 Warrant To Extend Detention - Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50

This form is a warrant used to extend the detention of a person under the Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50. It is used when authorities need to legally extend the time a person can be held in custody beyond the initial detention period.

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17.14 Warrant To Extend Detention - Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50

This form is a warrant used to extend the detention of a person under the Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50. It is used when authorities need to legally extend the time a person can be held in custody beyond the initial detention period.

The form captures information about the person being detained, the reason for extending detention, and the new detention period being requested.

Risk Radar

  • Always submit before the current detention period expires to avoid unlawful detention.
  • Incomplete form details
  • Missing required signatures
  • Submitting after detention period expires
  • Incorrect legal basis for extension

Plain English

This form helps police or court officials legally keep someone in detention for longer than the standard period. It's a formal document that must be completed correctly to ensure the detention continues legally.

Submission Date

  • Must be submitted before the current detention period expires to maintain legal continuity of detention.
  • Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
  • Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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What this form is for

  • Use when you need to extend detention beyond the initial period
  • Required for legal continuation of detention
  • Must be based on valid grounds under Section 50
  • Not applicable for initial detention orders
  • Different from bail applications or other court orders

Use this form or another form?

SituationLikely formWhy it mattersCheck before you continue
Initial detention orderForm 17.13Establishes initial detention periodCheck if this is initial or extension
Bail applicationVarious bail formsSeeks release from detentionCheck if seeking detention or release
Search warrantForm 10.1For searching premisesDifferent legal purpose
Witness summonsForm 12.1Compelling witness attendanceNot related to detention

Deadline or filing window

Must be submitted before the current detention period expires to maintain legal continuity of detention.

Before you submit

  • All detainee information completed accurately
  • Legal basis for extension clearly stated
  • Current detention period details provided
  • New detention end date specified
  • Appropriate signatures included
  • Form submitted to correct court office
  • Copy provided to detainee or legal representative

How to file this form

  1. 1Complete all sections with accurate detainee information
  2. 2State the legal grounds for extension under Section 50
  3. 3Specify the new detention period
  4. 4Obtain required signatures from authorized personnel
  5. 5Submit to the appropriate court office before current detention expires
  6. 6Provide copy to detainee or their legal representative

Known limitations

  • Cannot be used for initial detention
  • Must be based on specific legal grounds
  • Cannot extend detention beyond maximum legal limits
  • Does not replace the need for other legal procedures
  • May require additional documentation supporting the extension

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Current Form Status

This form is current under the Criminal Justice Act 2007, but always verify the latest version with the Courts Service of Ireland.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

  • Verify current edition number with Courts Service
  • Check for any recent amendments to Criminal Justice Act 2007
  • Confirm Section 50 requirements haven't changed
  • Ensure form format matches latest requirements
  • Check if electronic submission options are now available

Quick Facts

This form would typically be completed by law enforcement officers or court officials involved in the detention process when they need to extend the detention period.
The form captures information about the person being detained, the reason for extending detention, and the new detention period being requested.
This form should be submitted before the current detention period expires to ensure continuous legal detention.
The form would likely be submitted to the Courts Service of Ireland, either in person at a court office or through the appropriate judicial channels.
Submitting this form correctly is crucial to ensure the detention remains legal and compliant with Irish law. Errors could lead to the person being released or legal challenges to the detention.
Complete all sections with accurate information about the detainee and the reasons for extension. Ensure the form is signed by the appropriate authority. Submit to the Courts Service before the current detention expires.

Form Details

Agency
Courts Service of Ireland
Revision Date
21/10/25

17.14 Warrant To Extend Detention - Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50

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After you file

  • Monitor the detention period
  • Ensure the detainee is informed of the extension
  • Keep a copy of the warrant for records
  • Be prepared to justify the extension if challenged
  • Check for any court decisions on the extension

Source and verification log

  • Form issued by Courts Service of Ireland
  • Based on Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50
  • Standard warrant format for extending detention
  • Requires judicial authorization
  • Not confirmed in official source: specific submission procedures
  • Not confirmed in official source: maximum extension periods
  • Not confirmed in official source: current form version number

Common confusion points

7 things to watch for

  • 1

    Confusing with initial detention forms

  • 2

    Uncertainty about valid legal grounds

  • 3

    Misunderstanding maximum detention periods

  • 4

    Confusion about who can authorize the extension

  • 5

    Uncertainty about notification requirements

  • 6

    Difficulty distinguishing from other court orders

  • 7

    Uncertainty about appeal rights

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