Intensive correction orders not available where imprisonment exceeds limits
68 Intensive correction orders not available where imprisonment exceeds limits
An intensive correction order must not be made in respect of a single offence if the duration of the term of imprisonment imposed for the offence exceeds 2 years.
An intensive correction order may be made in respect of an aggregate sentence of imprisonment. However, the order must not be made if the duration of the term of the aggregate sentence exceeds 3 years.
Two or more intensive correction orders may be made in respect of each of 2 or more offences. However, the orders must not be made if—
the duration of the term of any individual term of imprisonment exceeds 2 years, and
the duration of the term of imprisonment imposed for all the offences exceeds 3 years.
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