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28A.15 Warrant On Remand To Court Referred To In Section 99(9) - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 99(10A)

Form 28A.15 is a warrant for remand to court under specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2006. This form is used when a person needs to be remanded to a court referred to in section 99(9) or section 99(10A) of the Act.

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Form Overview

28A.15 Warrant On Remand To Court Referred To In Section 99(9) - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 99(10A)

The form captures details about the person being remanded, the specific court they are being remanded to, and references to the relevant sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2006.

Risk Radar

Always double-check that you're referencing the correct section of the Criminal Justice Act (99(9) or 99(10A)) as this is critical for the warrant's validity.
Incorrectly referencing the wrong section of the Criminal Justice Act
Missing personal identification details of the person being remanded
Failing to specify the correct court for remand
Incomplete form submission leading to processing delays

Plain English

This is a legal document that keeps someone in custody before they go to court for certain criminal matters under specific Irish law. It's part of the process when someone is being held before appearing before a particular court as outlined in the Criminal Justice Act.

Submission Date

There is no standard deadline for this form as it's typically used as needed during criminal proceedings. However, it should be completed and submitted promptly when a remand is authorized to ensure proper legal documentation.
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 specifically for remands under section 99(9) of the Criminal Justice Act
• Use this form specifically for remands under section 99(10A) of the Criminal Justice Act
• Do not use for remands under different sections of the Act
• Use when a person is being held before appearing before a specific court
• Do not use for civil matters or other types of legal proceedings

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Remand under different section of Criminal Justice Act	Different warrant form	Different legal provisions apply	Check the specific section number before proceeding
Civil remand proceedings	Civil court forms	Different legal procedures and rights	Verify the nature of proceedings before selecting form
Bail application	Bail application form	Different procedure and considerations	Ensure this is not a bail situation before proceeding
Appeal against remand	Appeal forms	Different legal process and timeline	Confirm this is not an appeal situation

Deadline or filing window

There is no standard deadline for this form as it's typically used as needed during criminal proceedings. However, it should be completed and submitted promptly when a remand is authorized to ensure proper legal documentation.

Before you submit

• Verify all personal identification details are accurate
• Confirm correct section of Criminal Justice Act is referenced
• Check that the correct court is specified
• Ensure all required signatures are present
• Verify form is complete and no sections are blank
• Check that dates are current and correctly entered
• Confirm form is the correct version (28A.15)

How to file this form

1Obtain the official form 28A.15 from the Courts Service or court office
2Complete all sections with accurate information about the person being remanded
3Reference the correct section of the Criminal Justice Act (99(9) or 99(10A))
4Specify the correct court for the remand proceedings
5Obtain all necessary signatures and dates
6Submit the completed form to the appropriate court office
7Retain a copy for your records

Known limitations

• This form only applies to remands under specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2006
• It should not be used for remands under different legislation
• The form does not replace other required court documentation
• Electronic submission may not be available for this form
• Form must be completed in accordance with current court procedures

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Current Form Status

This form is currently in use as part of standard criminal justice procedures in Ireland. No recent changes have been confirmed in official sources.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Confirm you're using the most recent version of form 28A.15
• Check that all references to sections of the Criminal Justice Act are current
• Verify that court names and addresses are up to date
• Ensure all required signature fields are present
• Check for any updated guidance notes accompanying the form

Quick Facts

This form is typically completed by court officials, prison authorities, or law enforcement personnel when someone needs to be remanded to court under the specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act.

The form captures details about the person being remanded, the specific court they are being remanded to, and references to the relevant sections of the Criminal Justice Act 2006.

This form should be submitted when a person is being remanded to court under section 99(9) or section 99(10A) of the Criminal Justice Act 2006, typically during criminal proceedings.

The form should be submitted to the relevant court office where the remand proceedings are taking place, following standard court procedures for warrant documentation.

Submitting this form correctly ensures proper legal authorization for the remand and prevents potential delays in court proceedings or legal challenges to the detention.

Obtain the official form 28A.15 from the Courts Service or court office. Complete all required sections including personal details, court reference, and relevant section citations. Ensure all signatures and dates are properly completed before submitting to the appropriate court office.

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

• Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records
• Monitor court dates for the remanded person
• Be prepared to provide additional information if requested by the court
• Track the status of the case through the court system
• Note any follow-up actions required by the court

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Source and verification log

• Form name and number confirmed from provided information
• Issuing agency confirmed as Courts Service of Ireland
• References to Criminal Justice Act 2006 sections 99(9) and 99(10A) confirmed from form name
• Purpose as a warrant for remand confirmed from form name
• Specific procedures for submission not confirmed in official source
• Current version status not confirmed in official source
• Electronic submission availability not confirmed in official source
• Recent changes to form not confirmed in official source

Common confusion points

7 things to watch for

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Confusion between section 99(9) and section 99(10A) of the Criminal Justice Act
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Uncertainty about which court to specify for the remand
3
Misunderstanding about when this form is required versus other warrant forms
4
Confusion about who is authorized to complete and submit this form
5
Uncertainty about the difference between remand and bail procedures
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Confusion about the relationship between this warrant and other court documents
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Misunderstanding about the legal implications of this specific remand process