Practice and Procedure
KERR V DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (1994)
PUBLISHED June 23, 1994A person who is restrained by a police officer when they are not under arrest is not guilty of assaulting a police officer in the execution of his duty by resisting the restraint.
DC (Butler-Sloss J, MacPherson J)
23/06/1994
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