Sentencing - Ancillary Orders Flashcards

1
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What are ancillary orders in sentencing?

A

Additional orders or financial penalties imposed alongside the main sentence, addressing costs, compensation, property or criminal benefit

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2
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Which Courts can impose a prosecution costs order?

A

Mags and Crown

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3
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What is a prosecution costs order?

A

Order requiring D to pay a ‘just and reasonable’ amount towards prosecution costs

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4
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When can a prosecution costs order be imposed?

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On conviction - either guilty plea or guilty verdict

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5
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Consequence of breaching a prosecution costs order?

A

Imprisonment in default of payment - and the sum remains due

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6
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What courts can impose a compensation order?

A

Mags and Crown

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7
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What is a compensation order?

A

An order requiring the D to pay financial compensation to a victim

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8
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When must a court make a compensation order?

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Wherever possible unless unjust - reasons must be given if not imposed

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9
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Can a compensation order be made alongside other sentences?

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Yes - it can be imposed in addition to or instead of other sentences, and takes precedence over fines

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10
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What happens if a compensation order is not paid?

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  • Court can allow more time to pay
  • Permit instalments
  • Write off part/ all (with crown court permission if necessary)
  • Imprisonment in default for wilful refusal/capable neglect
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11
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Which courts can impose forfeiture and depravation orders?

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Mags and Crown

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12
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What does a forfeiture and depravation order involve?

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  • Forfeiture - seizure of property
  • Depravation - destruction of property linked to offence
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13
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When can forfeiture and depravation order be imposed?

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On conviction of an offence

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14
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Are breaches common for forfeiture orders?

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No - usually the police already hold the property

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15
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Which Court can impose a confiscation order?

A

Crown only

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16
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What is a confiscation order?

A

An order requiring the offender to pay the value of their criminal benefit

17
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When can a confiscation order be imposed?

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After conviction in the Crown for any offence

18
Q

What is the time limit for making a confiscation order?

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Must be dealt with within 2 yrs of conviction

19
Q

What happens if a confiscation order is not paid?

A

Imprisonment in default - and the sum remains due even after serving time