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This sentence is only available to courts for young people
aged 16-17. It involves elements of both the Community Punishment
Order and the Community Rehabilitation Order. It can last for 12
months to three years. The unpaid community work can last between
40-100 hours.
Community Punishment Order
This sentence is only available to courts for young people aged
16-17. It requires a young person to complete unpaid community work
for a period of 40-240 hours. Examples of the type of activities
involved are:
- carpentry
- conservation
- decorating
- working with the elderly or vulnerable
The sentence is supervised by the Probation Service Community
Service Team.
Further information is available on the leaflet below.
Guide to community punishment orders leaflet
Community Rehabilitation Order
This sentence is only available to courts for young people aged
16-17. It is equivalent to a Supervision Order, but for this
specific age range. It is supervised by a Youth Offending Team
(Yot) and can include activities such as repairing the harm caused
by their offence, programmes to address offending behaviour or an
Intensive Supervision & Surveillance Programme (ISSP). These
orders may last between three months and three years.
Further information is available on the leaflet below.
Guide to community rehabilitation orders
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