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PENALTIES AND SENTENCES ACT 1992 - SECT 126
Powers of Supreme Court or District Court to deal with offender
126 Powers of Supreme Court or District Court to deal with offender
(1) This section applies if— (a) the community based order to which the
offender is subject was made by the Supreme Court or a District Court; and
(b) the offender is before the court or, if the order was made by a District
Court, before the Supreme Court; and
(c) the court is satisfied that the
offender committed an offence against section 123 (1) in relation to the
community based order.
(2) The court may, in addition to, or instead of,
dealing with the offender under section 123 (1) — (a) admonish and discharge
the offender; or
(b) make an order— (i) requiring payment of an amount that
was required to be paid by the community based order and has not been paid;
and
(ii) for the enforcement of the payment of the amount as if it were then
making the community based order.
(3) The imposition of a fine under
section 123 (1) or the making of an order mentioned in subsection (2) does not
affect the continuation of the community based order.
(4) The court may also,
subject to section 126A , deal with the offender for the offence for which the
community based order was made in any way in which it could deal with the
offender if the offender had just been convicted before it of the offence.
(5) If the offender is before the court— (a) under an order made under
subsection (7) or section 125 (5) ; or
(b) under a summons or warrant issued
under section 128 or 129 ; or
(c) has just been convicted by the court of
another offence committed during the period of the community based order and
the offender also is the subject of community based orders made by courts of
lower jurisdiction;
the court may deal with the offender under this section as
if the court had made all the community based orders.
(6) In taking action
under subsection (4) , the court must have regard to— (a) the making of the
community based order; and
(b) anything done to comply with the requirements
of the order.
(6A) If the community based order mentioned in subsection (1)
is a graffiti removal order, the court, in taking action under subsection (4)
, need not, but may, make another graffiti removal order.
(6B) If the
community based order mentioned in subsection (1) is a community service order
made under section 108B , the court, in taking action under subsection (4) ,
need not, but may, make another community service order.
(7) If the offender
is the subject of a community based order made by the Supreme Court and is
convicted before a District Court of another offence committed during the
period of the community based order, the court may— (a) commit the offender
to custody to be brought before the Supreme Court; or
(b) grant bail to the
offender on the condition that the offender must appear before the Supreme
Court.
(8) In subsections (5) and (7) —
"offence" does not include an offence against section 123 (1) .
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