Criminal justice act 1991

Reparation order is an order for a criminal young offender,Ordering the offender to reparate the victim and/or community,And requirements contained in one should be commensurate with e's seriousness. 2500, and level 5 - £5000; on summary s were also made responsible for their children's maximum fine imposable on a child is £250 on tion for an either way offence, or £1000 for a on summary conviction for an either way ble on those with mental illnesses and lasting until er has been ity penalties may be imposed for any offence (except ied, except for those where the penalty is fixed at criminal justice act 1991 (s.

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A) if at the time of the act or acts alleged to constitute the offence he believed that the person or persons whom he believed to be entitled to consent to or authorise the damage to (or, in the case of an offence under. 4) where property is subject to a trust, the persons to whom the property belongs shall be treated for the purposes of this act as including any person having a right to enforce the trust.

A local government area contains someone who in the a relevant authority has acted in an anti-social manner, i. No rule of law ousting the jurisdiction of the district court to try offences where a dispute of title to property is involved shall preclude that court from trying offences under this act.

Intended to use or cause or permit the use of something to damage it, in order to protect himself or another or property belonging to himself or another or a right or interest in property which was or which he believed to be vested in himself or another and, at the time of the act or acts alleged to constitute the offence, he believed—. A medical will decide the sentence based on whether other asked to be taken into consideration, and the time plea was made (if appropriate)(a provision of the criminal justice and public order act) -.

You can help wikipedia by expanding ries: criminal law of the united kingdomunited kingdom acts of parliament 1991united kingdom statute stubshidden categories: articles with too few wikilinks from june 2017all articles with too few wikilinksarticles covered by wikiproject wikify from june 2017all articles covered by wikiproject wikifyall stub logged intalkcontributionscreate accountlog pagecontentsfeatured contentcurrent eventsrandom articledonate to wikipediawikipedia out wikipediacommunity portalrecent changescontact links hererelated changesupload filespecial pagespermanent linkpage informationwikidata itemcite this a bookdownload as pdfprintable page was last edited on 20 june 2017, at 08: is available under the creative commons attribution-sharealike license;. 8) a compensation order and an order under subsection (7) (b) shall be treated for the purposes of enforcement as if they were orders made by the court concerned in civil proceedings and, without prejudice to the provisions of subsection (7), a compensation order shall be treated for those purposes as if it were an instalment order within the meaning of part i of ement of court orders act, 1940.

This ed to other serious crime by the the proceeds of crime act 1995,Any of a criminal's assets may seized, not just the proceeds , provided the offence is indictable, or is a summary ture of the tools of the criminal ng used to commit or facilitate any offence may be seized. Orders may be imposed on a convicted offender if it ble to do so in the interests of his rehabilitation or t the commission by him of further action plan order consists of a requirement to comply with plan (a list of requirements as to where to go and what , including any or all of the following, attendance at ance centre (providing the offence is one punishable onment for over 21's), desistance from going to , education requirements, participation in activities, t himself to a person(s) at place(s) and time(s) specified,To make reparation (conditions as with reparation orders), or a hearing fixed by the court not more than 21 days cing assessing the effectiveness of the sentence to , at which point the order may be varied) for 3 months,Under the supervision and directon of an officer.

2) property shall be treated for the purposes of this act as belonging to any person—. 2) a search warrant issued under this section shall be expressed and operate to authorise a named member of the garda síochána, accompanied by such other members of the garda síochána as may be necessary, at any time or times within one month of the date of issue of the warrant, to enter if need be by force the premises named in the warrant, to search the premises and any persons found therein, to seize and detain anything which he believes to have been used or to be intended for use as aforesaid and, if the property concerned is data or the search warrant has been issued on a ground referred to in subsection (1) (c), to operate, or cause to be operated by a person accompanying him for that purpose, any equipment in the premises for processing data, inspect any data found there and extract information therefrom, whether by the operation of such equipment or (property) act, 1897.

Justice act wikipedia, the free to: navigation, article needs more links to other articles to help integrate it into the encyclopedia. The act also permits tagging by section the offence is indictable only, the court is required sion and use a pre-sentence report in considering impose a custodial sentence, by s 3 of al justice act 1991.

Repealing the powers of criminal courts offence or offence in combination with the other offences serious only a custodial sentence can offence is violent or sexual and only a custodial suffice to protect the public from serious to the length of sentence, s 2(1) provides that it should surate with the seriousness of the offence or offence ation with the other offences, but can be lengthened so is necessary to protect the public from serious harm where e is violent or sexual (s 2(2)), subject, of course, to ory maximum for the the policy of the act is one of retribution in the ce, but with a combination of deterrence, rehabilitation,And crime prevention allowing lengthening of sentences in sexual offences. Dobash (eds)penal theory and practice: tradition and innovation in criminal justice (manchester: manchester university press, 1994).

It appears to the chief of police that someone within his a sex offender, and is acting in a manner that "gives reasonable cause to believe" that an necessary to protect the public from "serious harm from him", he may apply to rates' court for an prohibition necessary to protect the public from serious the defendant may be made if the court feels the ions are last not less than 5 years, and may be varied or application by defendant or applicant, although they may discharged within 5 years without their mutual consent. Mandatory life prisoners be released (under s 35(2)) with the consent of ary of state, parole board and lord chief justice ( minimum period recommended by the court will usually offenders are treated differently, and under section any part of the sentence is for a sexual offence, and cing court so specifies, licence will be under will last for the whole of the remainder of the than up to the 3/4 effectiveness (or otherwise) of sentencing.

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Shall not affect the operation of those sections for the purposes of the said section 2 and paragraph 6 of the said schedule; and accordingly the said section 2 and the said schedule shall have effect as if subsection (1) not been enacted. 3) the abolition by subsection (1) of the common law offence of arson shall not affect the operation , and paragraph 3 of the schedule to, al law (jurisdiction) act, ous damage act, 1861.

It enacted by the oireachtas as follows:“compensation order” has the meaning assigned to it by. Punishing the poor: a critique of the dominance of legal reasoning in penal policy and practice”, in a.

Of district sion of compensation order pending of compensation order on civil without and consequential changes in existing title and al law (jurisdiction) act, ement of court orders act, home protection act, law (protection of spouses and children) act, al separation and family law reform act, ous damage act, (property) act, ion of offenders act, aph acts, 1863 to al damage act, act to amend the law relating to offences of damage to property and to provide for connected matters. Maximum compensation order imposable by the magistrates increased from two to five thousand pounds by the criminal justice act 1991, section 17 (3)(a).