ESO/PPO

Question 1

How many PPO orders does JC expect to see?

Answer 1

5-12 orders over a 10 year period, not expected to be used wisely

Question 2

Who is responsible for the application for a PPO?

Answer 2

Made by Chief Executive DOC if offender is at imminent risk of reoffending

Question 3

Who is responsible for the application for an ESO?

Answer 3

Court can impose a ESO, conditions/supervision decided by the parole board

Question 4

Who and when introduced PPOs?

Answer 4

Public Safety (public protection orders) Act 2014

Question 5

How many people are currently subject to a PPO?

Answer 5

3 currently

Question 6

What does retrospectivity?

Answer 6

Penalty not in place when offender initially committed the offence

Question 7

What is double jeopardy?

Answer 7

Punished for the same offence more than once (ESO)

Question 8

Double Jeopardy: Green Party

Answer 8

Tancozs: “effectively people are being resentenced for something they have already received a sentence for”

Question 9

Case for double Jeopardy

Answer 9

Belcher v Chief Executive Department of Corrections

Question 10

Green Party commentary from Clendon (PPOs)

Answer 10

“very significant restrictions” that reflect an inherently punitive regime”.