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Travel restriction order

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

  May be made by The Crown Court   Relevant legislation Section 33 of the Criminal Justice and Police Act

Sub-letting – Unlawful profit order

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

May be made by A magistrates’ court or the Crown Court   Relevant legislation Section 4 of the Prevention of

Slavery and trafficking reparation order

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

May be made by The Crown Court   Relevant legislation Section 8 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 Availability Where

Slavery and trafficking prevention order

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

May be made by A magistrates’ court or the Crown Court   Relevant legislation sections 14-18 of the Modern Slavery

Sexual harm prevention order on conviction

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

May be made by A magistrates’ court or the Crown Court   Relevant legislation Sentencing Act 2020, part 11, Chapter

Serious crime prevention order on conviction

30 June 2025

By garethsweny

May be made by The Crown Court   Relevant legislation Serious Crime Act 2007, part 1 (section 19 – 21)

Restraining order on conviction

30 June 2025

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May be made by A magistrates’ court or the Crown Court   Relevant legislation Sentencing Code, s.360 Availability On sentence

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