105 Custody after charge
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

Chapter 2
Custody etc after Charge

Custody after charge

105  Custody after charge

(1)     Where a person (referred to in this section and sections 106 to 109 as “the accused”) is kept in service custody after being charged with a service offence, he must be brought before a judge advocate as soon as practicable.

(2)     At a hearing under subsection (1), the judge advocate may by order authorise the keeping of the accused in service custody, but only if one or more of conditions A to C in section 106 are met.

(3)     The period for which a judge advocate may, by an order under subsection (2), authorise the keeping

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