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PENALTIES AND SENTENCES ACT 1992 - SECT 151O

Orders if offender commits offence for which imprisonment may be imposed

151O Orders if offender commits offence for which imprisonment may be imposed

(1) This section applies if—
(a) the court—
(i) convicts an offender to whom a treatment order applies of an offence for which imprisonment may be imposed; and
(ii) is satisfied the offence was committed during the operational period for the treatment order; or
(b) an offender to whom a treatment order applies is otherwise before the court and the court is satisfied—
(i) the offender was convicted, in or outside Queensland, of an offence for which imprisonment may be imposed; and
(ii) the offence was committed during the operational period for the treatment order.
(2) The court may, having regard to the matters stated in section 151P
(a) extend the operational period for the custodial part of the treatment order by no more than 1 year; or
(b) if the operational period has expired when the court is dealing with the offender, make an order—
(i) that the offender’s term of imprisonment be further suspended; and
(ii) stating a period (also an
"operational period" ) during which the offender must not commit another offence if the offender is to avoid being dealt with again under this section; or
(c) if the rehabilitation part of the treatment order is in force, order—
(i) that the rehabilitation part of the treatment order is revoked; and
(ii) that the offender must serve the whole or part of the sentence of imprisonment imposed under the custodial part of the treatment order, reduced by any period served by the offender under the rehabilitation part of the treatment order; or
(d) order the offender to serve the whole or part of the sentence of imprisonment imposed under the custodial part of the treatment order, reduced by any period served by the offender under the rehabilitation part of the treatment order.



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