See also section 54(2) for the power of the court to make an interim supervision order when an interim detention order is not justified. 54 When may a court make an interim detention order? (1) The Supreme Court may only make an interim detention order in respect of an offender if— Court is satisfied that— Director of Public Prosecutions has applied for a detention order or renewal of a detention order in respect of the offender; and S. 54(1)(a)(ii) substituted by No. 31/2017 s. 30(1). (ii) in the case of an application for a supervision order, the offender is no longer remanded in custody or serving a custodial sentence as required by section 4 or will no longer be remanded in custody or serving that sentence when that application is determined; and (iii) in the case of an application for renewal of a detention order, the detention order has expired or will have expired before that application can be determined; and
See also section 54(2) for the power of the court to make an interim supervision order when an interim detention order is not justified. 54 When may a court make an interim detention order? (1) The Supreme Court may only make an interim detention order in respect of an offender if— Court is satisfied that— Director of Public Prosecutions has applied for a detention order or renewal of a detention order in respect of the offender; and S. 54(1)(a)(ii) substituted by No. 31/2017 s. 30(1). (ii) in the case of an application for a supervision order, the offender is no longer remanded in custody or serving a custodial sentence as required by section 4 or will no longer be remanded in custody or serving that sentence when that application is determined; and (iii) in the case of an application for renewal of a detention order, the detention order has expired or will have expired before that application can be determined; and