Court may make probation order and community service order for an offender
109 Court may make probation order and community service order for an offender
If an offender is before a court for sentence after being convicted of an offence punishable by a term of imprisonment or a regulatory offence, the court may make for the offender a probation order mentioned in section 92(1)(a) and also a community service order.
If a court makes a probation order and a community service order under subsection (1), the court—
must make separate orders; and
must not impose an order as a requirement of the other order.
If an offender for whom a probation order and a community service order are made under subsection (1) contravenes a requirement of either order and is dealt with for the original offence in relation to the order, the other order is discharged.
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