Term used: convicted
5 Term used: convicted
For the purposes of this Act a person is convicted of an offence notwithstanding that having been found guilty or convicted of the offence —
a spent conviction order made under the Sentencing Act 1995 section 39 applies to the conviction; or
a conviction is not recorded under the Young Offenders Act 1994 section 55; or
the complaint or indictment was dismissed under the repealed section 669(1)(a) of The Criminal Code; or
the repealed section 20 of the Offenders Community Corrections Act 1963 2 applies to the conviction; or
the repealed section 40 or 126A of the Child Welfare Act 1947 3 applies to the conviction; or
the charge was dismissed or the person was discharged under the repealed section 34 or 34B of the Child Welfare Act 1947 3; or
the complaint for the offence was dismissed under the repealed section 24 of the Children’s Court of Western Australia Act 1988.
For the purposes of this Act a person is convicted of an offence if the person, whether or not he or she is charged with the offence, is dealt with by a juvenile justice team under the Young Offenders Act 1994 Part 5 Division 2 for the offence.
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