The International Crimes Act, 2008 Further provisions relating to certificate. 147. (1) If a certificate issued under section 145 orders that a person be taken into custody, the certificate is sufficient authority for a member of the police force to arrest the person and take him into custody. (2) A person who is taken into custody under this section shall, unless sooner released, be brought before a Judge of the High Court— (a) as soon as possible; and (b) after that, every twenty-one days while the certificate is in force, www.kenyalaw.org to determine, in accordance with subsection (3), if the person should be detained in custody or released pending the decisions referred to in section 145. (3) If a person is brought before a Judge of the High Court under subsection (2), the Judge may, if the Judge is satisfied that the person is the person named in the certificate— (a) issue a warrant for the detention of the person in custody if the Judge is satisfied that, if not detained, the person is likely to abscond; or (b) order the release of the person subject to such conditions, if any, that the Judge thinks fit. (4) A warrant for the detention of the person issued under subsection (3) (a) may authorise the detention of the person in a prison or any other place in which a person could be detained under section 38. Removal order. 148. (1) A removal order made by the Minister under this section— (a) may either— (i) require the person who is the subject of the order to be released into or taken into the custody of a member of the police force; or (ii) if the person is not in custody, authorise any member of the police force to take the person 92