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Subscribe to PNLDAI is rapidly evolving with some embracing the advantages it brings whilst others are concerned about its consequences. In this article, PNLD Legal Adviser Helen Hanley provides an overview of what constitutes AI and, the law that currently applies to its use and development, specifically in relation to law enforcement and criminal justice.
Arrested persons must be taken to a police station "as soon as practicable" (section 30(1A) of PACE). There is no mention of having to take them to "the nearest police station". Must this be the nearest police station? If an officer working near a force boundary arrests a person in an adjacent police area, must the detained person be taken to a police station in the area where he was arrested?
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