(3) A member of the police force cannot give a S. 148B(3) banning notice to a person unless the member— amended by No. 57/2010 (a) believes on reasonable grounds that the s. 22. giving of the notice may be effective in preventing the person from— (i) continuing to commit the specified offence; or (ii) committing a further specified offence; and (b) considers that the continuation of the commission of the specified offence or the commission of a further specified offence may involve or give rise to a risk of related violence or disorder in the designated area. (4) In determining whether there are reasonable S. 148B(4) amended by grounds for his or her belief under subsection No. 57/2010 (3)(a), the member of the police force must s. 22. consider— (a) the apparent state of health of the person to whom the notice is to apply; and (b) whether the person is likely to— (i) continue to commit the specified offence; or (ii) commit a further specified offence; and (c) whether the person should be arrested or held in custody pending the hearing of any charges against the person in respect of the specified offence; and (d) whether that person is capable of comprehending the nature and effect of the notice; and
S. 148B(3) amended by No. 57/2010 s. 22. (3) A member of the police force cannot give a banning notice to a person unless the member— (a) believes on reasonable grounds that the giving of the notice may be effective in preventing the person from— (i) continuing to commit the specified offence; or (ii) committing a further specified offence; and (b) considers that the continuation of the commission of the specified offence or the commission of a further specified offence may involve or give rise to a risk of violence or disorder in the designated area. S. 148B(4) amended by No. 57/2010 s. 22. (4) In determining whether there are reasonable grounds for his or her belief under subsection (3)(a), the member of the police force must consider— (a) the apparent state of health of the person to whom the notice is to apply; and (b) whether the person is likely to— (i) continue to commit the specified offence; or (ii) commit a further specified offence; and (c) whether the person should be arrested or held in custody pending the hearing of any charges against the person in respect of the specified offence; and (d) whether that person is capable of comprehending the nature and effect of the notice; and related
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