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41. Where—
(a)a charge is allocated for Court Martial trial, and
(b)the defendant has not been arraigned before the court,
section 111 shall apply as if the defendant had been so arraigned and proceedings before the court had not concluded.
42.—(1) Where a judge advocate has power to direct the arrest of a defendant under section 111 (including that section as applied by rule 41), he also has power to issue a warrant for the defendant’s arrest.
(2) A warrant issued under this rule—
(a)must be addressed to one or more officers of a civilian police force;
(b)must state the offence with which the defendant is charged; and
(c)must state that he must be transferred to service custody as soon as is practicable after his arrest.
(3) Where a defendant is arrested under a warrant issued under this rule and is transferred to service custody, subsection (4) of section 111 shall apply as if he had been arrested under that section.
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