Intentional omission by public servant to apprehend or detain a sentenced person is criminal, with tiered prison terms. Intentional omission by a public servant legally bound to apprehend or confine a sentenced or lawfully committed person, or intentionally suffering or ... Summary
Intentional omission by public servant to apprehend or detain a sentenced person is criminal, with tiered prison terms.
Intentional omission by a public servant legally bound to apprehend or confine a sentenced or lawfully committed person, or intentionally suffering or aiding that person's escape or attempted escape, is a criminal offence with a tiered penalty scheme tied to the severity of the detainee's sentence, including differing maxima of imprisonment and possible fines at each tier.
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