Sentencing Act 2002

Sentences, orders, and related matters - Miscellaneous, transitional, and savings provisions - Transitional and savings provisions

159: Non-association orders, disqualification from driving, and confiscation of vehicles imposed under Criminal Justice Act 1985

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"Rules about not associating with people, losing your driver's licence, or giving up your vehicle still apply"

If you have a non-association order, or you are disqualified from driving, or you have to give up your vehicle because of the Criminal Justice Act 1985, it will still apply. This is because the Sentencing Act 2002 says that any of these orders that were already in place will continue as if they were made under the new rules, which are in subpart 5. You can find more information about subpart 5 by looking at the subpart 5 section.

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158: Non-association orders and confiscation of vehicles for offence committed before commencement date, or

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160: Person under 17 years of age imprisoned, or

"What happens if you're sentenced to prison for a crime you committed when you were under 17"

Part 2Sentences, orders, and related matters
Miscellaneous, transitional, and savings provisions: Transitional and savings provisions

159Non-association orders, disqualification from driving, and confiscation of vehicles imposed under Criminal Justice Act 1985

Every non-association order, disqualification from driving order, or order for the confiscation of a vehicle made under the Criminal Justice Act 1985 that is in force immediately before the commencement date continues in force as if it had been made under subpart 5.