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(1)Where an application for a knife crime prevention order in respect of a defendant is made without notice by virtue of section 16, the court may make an interim knife crime prevention order under this section in respect of the defendant if the first and second conditions are met.
(2)The first condition is that the proceedings on the knife crime prevention order are adjourned (otherwise than at a full hearing within the meaning of section 16).
(3)The second condition is that the court thinks that it is necessary to make an interim knife crime prevention order under this section.
(4)An interim knife crime prevention order under this section is an order which imposes on the defendant such of the prohibitions that may be imposed by a knife crime prevention order under section 14 as the court thinks are required in relation to the defendant.
(5)An interim knife crime prevention order under this section may not impose on the defendant any of the requirements that may be imposed by a knife crime prevention order under section 14.
(6)See also—
(a)section 21 (which makes further provision about the prohibitions which may be imposed by an interim knife crime prevention order under this section), and
(b)section 23 (which makes provision about the duration of an interim knife crime prevention order under this section).
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