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28A.3 Warrant To Produce Offender - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 99(1)

This warrant form is used to compel the production of an offender for court proceedings under Section 99(1) of the Criminal Justice Act 2006. It is typically used when an offender is required to attend court but is not in custody.

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Form Overview

28A.3 Warrant To Produce Offender - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 99(1)

The form captures details about the offender, the court case, the specific hearing date, and authorizes law enforcement to take necessary steps to ensure the offender's attendance.

Risk Radar

Always double-check the offender's identification details and current location.
Inaccurate offender identification details
Incorrect court information or hearing dates
Missing signatures from authorized court officials
Insufficient supporting documentation

Plain English

This form helps the court make sure someone who needs to be at a hearing actually shows up. It's like a formal court order that says 'you must come to court' and gives authorities the power to bring that person if they don't come voluntarily.

Submission Date

Submit the warrant form as early as possible before the scheduled court date to allow sufficient time for processing and enforcement.
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

voluntarily warrant section

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What this form is for

• Use when an offender is required to attend court but is not in custody
• Use when there are reasonable grounds to believe the offender may not attend voluntarily
• Use when other methods to secure attendance have been unsuccessful
• Do not use for offenders already in custody (different procedures apply)
• Use for specific court hearings outlined in the warrant

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Offender in custody	Prison transfer form	Different procedures for incarcerated individuals	Check current custody status before proceeding
Voluntary attendance	Summons notice	Less formal, no enforcement powers	Consider if offender has history of attending court
Wanted for arrest	Arrest warrant	For locating apprehending individuals	Verify if offender is actively avoiding authorities
Production for medical examination	Medical warrant	Specific for health-related court requirements	Confirm if medical assessment is court-ordered

Deadline or filing window

Submit the warrant form as early as possible before the scheduled court date to allow sufficient time for processing and enforcement.

Before you submit

• All offender identification fields completed
• Court case number and hearing details accurate
• Authorized signatures present
• Supporting documentation attached
• Form version verified as current
• All mandatory sections completed
• Copies retained for personal records

How to file this form

1Obtain the official 28A.3 form from the Courts Service
2Complete all sections with accurate offender and court information
3Have the form signed by the appropriate court official
4Submit to the relevant court office
5Provide copies to all relevant parties
6Follow up to confirm processing

Known limitations

• Cannot be used for offenders already in custody
• Does not replace the need for proper charging procedures
• May not be effective for offenders who have left the jurisdiction
• Does not grant additional powers beyond those specified in Section 99(1)
• Must be used in conjunction with proper court procedures

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Current Form Status

This form is currently in use and aligns with the Criminal Justice Act 2006. No recent changes have been confirmed in official sources.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Verify the form version matches current court requirements
• Check that section references align with updated legislation
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Quick Facts

This form is typically completed by court officials, gardaí (police), or legal representatives when an offender needs to be produced for court proceedings but is not currently in custody.

The form captures details about the offender, the court case, the specific hearing date, and authorizes law enforcement to take necessary steps to ensure the offender's attendance.

This form should be submitted when an offender is required to attend court but is not in custody and there are concerns about their voluntary attendance.

The form is typically submitted to the relevant court office or directly to the Courts Service of Ireland, either in person or through official legal channels.

Submitting this form correctly ensures the court can proceed with the case as scheduled and prevents delays that could affect the legal process and potentially impact the outcome.

Complete all sections with accurate offender information and court details. Ensure the warrant is signed by the appropriate court official. Submit the completed form to the court office with any supporting documentation.