Sentencing Types

3. Mandatory requirement often called community service involving physical labor.
4. Financial penalty calculated according to the offender's specific means.
7. Requirement to attend regular appointments with a designated probation officer.
8. Term used for prison sentences involving the immediate loss of liberty.
11. Discharge used when a technical offence occurred but punishment is inappropriate.
14. Order stripping the offender of property used to commit the crime.
15. Life sentence that a judge must pass for a murder conviction.

1. Sentence where no formal punishment is imposed despite a conviction.
2. Discharge where no penalty is given provided the offender stays out of trouble.
5. Life sentence available for serious crimes but not legally compulsory.
6. Mandatory statutory fee added to fines to fund victim support services.
9. Prison sentence served in the community unless a new offence is committed.
10. Restriction ordering an offender to remain at home during specific hours.
12. Electronic monitoring system used to enforce curfew requirements.
13. Order containing requirements like unpaid work instead of prison.