Force Orders 1938

X . 38 7th October,1938. � C]RCUTATEDTO SUPERINPEAIDEN'P5, INSPECTORSaad SERGEANTS. PROBATIONOF OFFENDERS. BREACHOF RECOGNIZANCE. The ChiefConstablehas observedthat caseshave occurred ehere Offenderswho have been bound overby Courtshave subsequently brokenthe conditionof theirreoognizanaeaad the Policehave not taken any actioa. The ChiefCon tabledireotsthat whenevera parsonie bound over uaderthe Probationof OffeadersAct, 1907,Superintendentswill obtainthe correctdecisionof the Courtaa to the extentof the Binding Over,whichmay be - Probationof OffendersAct, 1907. Section 1., (1).,(11). Dischargedconditionallyto be of good behaviourand to appearfor coa*rictloaamd sentencewhen calledupon,W1th or WithoutSureties. Probationof OffeadersAct, 1907. Section2. (1) Wherethe recogalzancecontains, n addition,a condition that the offenderwill be underthe supervisioaof the ProbationOfficer. Wherethe recognizancecontainscoaditionaa to residence, abetentioafrom intoxicatingliquor,frequentiagcertain p]aceaeta, in additlonto supervisionof the Probation Officer.(CrlminalJusticeAct, 1914.section8.) The fu11particularsof the decislonof tha Courtas to any Orderor Conditionscade wi11 be reoorded. 38 7th Ootober,1938. (2) Shouldit cometo the 1mowledgeof the Po11oethat a peraoa has oommitteda breachoP any recognlzaaoeor aay of the conditicnz . containedia a recognizance,the Superinteaderrtwill instltuteproceeding underthe Probatioaof Offe'idersAct, 1907,Sectioa6, AGAI STTHE T FENDERAAD HI5 SURETIES(IFANY). If the Offeaderis beforethe same Court for a freshoffence which constitutesa breachoP his recognizance,the chargeforwhioh he wae bound overwi11 agaiabe broughtbaforethe Conrtfor their decision underkection1(1) (11)of the Probationof OffendersAat, 1907. . R h.