PART 62CONTEMPT OF COURT
SECTION 2: CONTEMPT OF COURT BY OBSTRUCTION, DISRUPTION, ETC.
Review after temporary detention62.6
1
This rule applies in a case in which the court has ordered the respondent’s immediate temporary detention for conduct to which rule 62.5 applies.
2
The court must review the case—
a
if a magistrates’ court, later the same day;
b
if the Court of Appeal or the Crown Court, no later than the next business day.
3
On the review, the court must—
a
unless the respondent is absent, repeat the explanations required by rule 62.5(2)(a); and
b
allow the respondent a reasonable opportunity to reflect, take advice, explain and, if he or she so wishes, apologise.
4
The court may then—
a
take no further action in respect of the conduct;
b
if a magistrates’ court, enquire into the conduct there and then; or
c
if the Court of Appeal or the Crown Court—
i
enquire into the conduct there and then, or
ii
postpone the enquiry, and order the respondent’s release from such detention in the meantime.