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17.17 Information For Application To Extend Detention Of Re-Arrested Person - Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50(3)(C) As Applied By Section 51(3)(A)

This form is used to apply for an extension of detention for a person who has been re-arrested under specific provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 2007. It should be used when a person has been arrested again and authorities need to extend their detention beyond the initial period.

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17.17 Information For Application To Extend Detention Of Re-Arrested Person - Criminal Justice Act 2007, Section 50(3)(C) As Applied By Section 51(3)(A)

The form captures information about the re-arrested person, the circumstances of their re-arrest, and the reasons why their detention needs to be extended.

Risk Radar

The most common mistake is failing to provide sufficient justification for why the detention extension is necessary.
Incomplete information about the re-arrest circumstances
Insufficient justification for the extension request
Missing signatures from authorized officials
Failure to submit within required timeframes

Plain English

This is a formal document that helps authorities request more time to hold someone who's been arrested again. It's specifically for situations where the initial detention period isn't enough to properly investigate the case.

Submission Date

This form must be submitted as soon as practicable after re-arrest when an extension of detention is required, typically before the current detention period expires.
Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

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What this form is for

• Use this form when a person has been re-arrested and detention needs extending
• Use this form when the initial authorization period is insufficient for investigation
• Use this form specifically for applications under Section 50(3)(C) as applied by Section 51(3)(A)
• Do not use this form for initial arrest applications
• Do not use this form for bail applications

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Initial arrest application	Form 17.16 or similar initial detention forms	Different legal basis and requirements	Check if this is an initial arrest or re-arrest
Bail application	Bail application forms	Different legal process and timing	Verify whether bail is being sought or detention extended
Appeal against detention	Appeal forms	Different legal process and court	Confirm whether you're appealing or applying for extension
Transfer to different custody	Transfer forms	Different legal procedure and requirements	Ensure you're applying for extension, not transfer
Release without charge	Release forms	Different legal outcome and procedure	Check whether release or extension is required

Deadline or filing window

This form must be submitted as soon as practicable after re-arrest when an extension of detention is required, typically before the current detention period expires.

Before you submit

• Verify all personal details of the re-arrested person are accurate
• Confirm the specific circumstances of the re-arrest are clearly described
• Ensure all required legal references to the Criminal Justice Act 2007 are correct
• Check that the form is signed by authorized officials
• Verify that the form is the most current version
• Ensure all supporting documentation is attached
• Confirm the submission channel is correct
• Double-check that all required sections are completed

How to file this form

1Obtain the current version of Form 17.17 from the Courts Service
2Complete all sections with accurate information about the re-arrested person
3Provide detailed reasons why the detention extension is necessary
4Ensure the form is properly signed by authorized officials
5Submit the form to the appropriate court or law enforcement authority
6Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records
7Follow up to confirm receipt and processing

Known limitations

• This form only applies to re-arrested persons, not initial arrests
• The form is specific to detention extensions under the Criminal Justice Act 2007
• Authorization for extension is not guaranteed and requires proper justification
• The form must be used in conjunction with other relevant legal procedures
• Time limits for submission may apply depending on the circumstances

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Current Form Status

This form is currently in use under the Criminal Justice Act 2007 framework, but users should verify the latest version with the Courts Service of Ireland.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Verify the form references the correct sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2007
• Check that all legal references are up to date
• Confirm that any recent amendments to the Act are reflected
• Ensure the form includes all required fields for current procedures
• Check that submission instructions are current

Quick Facts

This form is typically completed by law enforcement officers, prosecutors, or other authorized officials involved in the detention of a re-arrested person.

The form captures information about the re-arrested person, the circumstances of their re-arrest, and the reasons why their detention needs to be extended.

This form should be submitted as soon as possible after re-arrest when it becomes necessary to extend the detention period beyond what was initially authorized.

The form should be submitted to the appropriate court or law enforcement authority as specified by local procedures, typically through official court channels or law enforcement submission systems.

Submitting this form correctly ensures proper legal authorization for extended detention and prevents potential legal challenges to the continued detention of the re-arrested person.

Complete all sections with accurate information about the re-arrested person and the circumstances of their re-arrest. Provide clear reasons why the extension is necessary and submit to the appropriate authority following established procedures.

Form Details

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland
Category: Other Court Forms
Source: Court Forms ↗
Revision Date: 21/10/25

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After you file

• Monitor the status of your application with the relevant court or authority
• Prepare for any potential hearings or reviews of the extension request
• Keep documentation of all communications related to the extension
• Be aware of any deadlines for further submissions or hearings
• Track the duration of the extended detention period
• Follow up if you haven't received a response within the expected timeframe

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Source and verification log

• Form issued by Courts Service of Ireland
• Based on Criminal Justice Act 2007
• Specifically references Section 50(3)(C) as applied by Section 51(3)(A)
• Purpose is to extend detention of re-arrested person
• Not confirmed in official source: Current submission procedures
• Not confirmed in official source: Required supporting documentation
• Not confirmed in official source: Specific time limits for submission
• Not confirmed in official source: Most recent version number

Common confusion points

8 things to watch for

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Confusion between initial arrest forms and re-arrest extension forms
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Uncertainty about which specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2007 apply
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Misunderstanding who is authorized to sign the form
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Confusion about the timeframes for submission
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Uncertainty about what constitutes sufficient justification for extension
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Confusion about the difference between detention extension and bail applications
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Uncertainty about where to submit the form
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Confusion about supporting documentation requirements