Is it mandatory to make a record when temporarily detaining a vehicle?
As stipulated in Clause 9, Article 125 of the Administrative Violation Handling Law 2012:
Article 125. Temporary custody of evidence, means, licenses, practicing certificates according to administrative procedures
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In all cases of temporary custody of evidence, means, licenses, practicing certificates, a record must be made. The record must clearly state the name, quantity, type, and condition of the seized evidence or means and must be signed by the person issuing the custody decision and the violator; if the violator cannot be identified, is absent, or refuses to sign, the record must have the signatures of two witnesses. The record must be made in two copies, one copy retained by the authority with the power to seize, and one copy by the violator.
=> Thus, according to the above regulations, when temporarily seizing transportation means in administrative violations related to traffic, a record must be made in all cases.
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