Criminal Justice (forensic Evidence) Act 1990 (Amendment) Regulations 2008
Statutory Instruments
Source: Statutory Instruments

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paragraphs: These Regulations may be cited as the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence) Act 1990 (Amendment) Regulations 2008.
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paragraphs: In these Regulations “1992 Regulations” means Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence) Act 1990 Regulations 1992 ( S.I. No. 130 of 1992 ).
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paragraphs: The 1992 Regulations are amended as follows:
(a) by the substitution of Appendix A to these Regulations for Appendix A to the 1992 Regulations;
(b) by the substitution of Appendix B to these Regulations for Appendix B to the 1992 Regulations;
(c) by the substitution of Appendix C to these Regulations for Appendix C to the 1992 Regulations.
(a) of the nature of the offence in which it is suspected I have been involved;
(b) that an authorisation has been given under section 2(4)(a) of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence) Act 1990 for the taking of a sample from me for the purpose of forensic testing of the sample, the sample being one or more of the following samples, namely—
(i) blood Tick box as appropriate
(ii) pubic hair
(iii) urine
(c) that my consent is necessary for the taking of the sample;
(d) that the results of any tests on the sample may be given in evidence in any proceedings;
(e) that, if I refuse without good cause to consent to the taking of the sample, then in any proceedings against me for an offence, evidence of the refusal may be given and may result in inferences being drawn against me and that the refusal may be treated as, or as capable of amounting to, corroboration of any evidence in relation to which the refusal is material, but that I shall not be able to be convicted of an offence solely on an inference drawn from the refusal.
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paragraphs: I hereby consent to the taking of the sample.
A. 1. I
(a) of the nature of the offence in which it is suspected I have been involved;
(b) that an authorisation has been given under section 2(4)(a) of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence) Act 1990 for the taking of a sample from me for the purpose of forensic testing of the sample, the sample being one or more of the following samples, namely—
(i) blood Tick box as appropriate
(ii) pubic hair
(iii) urine
(c) that my consent and the consent of one of my parents or guardian is necessary for the taking of the sample;
(d) that the results of any tests on the sample may be given in evidence in any proceedings;
(e) that, if I refuse without good cause to consent to the taking of the sample, then (unless my parent or guardian also refuses consent) in any proceedings against me for an offence, evidence of my refusal may be given and may result in inferences being drawn against me and that my refusal may be treated as, or as capable of amounting to, corroboration of any evidence in relation to which my refusal is material, but that I shall not be able to be convicted of an offence solely on an inference drawn from my refusal.
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paragraphs: I hereby consent to the taking of the sample.
B. I , of , a parent/guardian of have been informed of the matters stated in paragraph 1 above, and I hereby consent to the taking of the sample from him or her.
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paragraphs: I
(a) of the nature of the offence in which it is suspected that he or she has been involved;
(b) that an authorisation has been given under section 2(4)(a) of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence) Act 1990 for the taking of a sample from him or her for the purpose of forensic testing of the sample, the sample being one or more of the following samples, namely—
(i) blood Tick box as appropriate
(ii) pubic hair
(iii) urine
(c) that the consent of a parent or guardian of is necessary for the taking of the sample;
(d) that the results of any tests on the sample may be given in evidence in any proceedings against .
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paragraphs: I hereby consent to the taking of the sample.
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