Article 28. Procedure for Administrative Detention of Persons Who Violated Curfew Rules

Persons who violated the rules of the curfew shall be detained until the end of the curfew, and persons who do not have identification documents with them (hiding data about their identity) may be detained by decision of the head of the internal affairs body for a period of not more than twenty-four hours.

Detained persons, their belongings and documents, as well as their vehicles may be subjected to inspection in the manner prescribed by legislation.

The decision of the head of the body of internal affairs on administrative detention may be appealed to a higher body (official) or to the court.

Supervision over the legality of the decision of the head of the internal affairs body on the administrative detention of persons who violated the rules of the curfew, and compliance with the procedure for keeping detainees shall be carried out by the prosecutor.

In the event of the introduction of restrictive measures (quarantine) due to the threat of the emergence and spread of dangerous infectious diseases of people, animals and plants in the territory where the state of emergency is imposed, citizens who have violated the state of emergency, do not live in the specified area and are subject to deportation from its borders, shall be detained until the expiration of the period of medical supervision established for these persons on general grounds.