Remand to youth detention accommodation 2nd set of conditions (youths aged 12-17, summary imprisonable offences)

You are remanded to youth detention accommodation until ………… Until then you will be the responsibility of/looked after by ………… [insert designated local authority details].

We are not granting you bail because:

1. there are substantial grounds to believe that you will commit an offence on bail, because this offence was committed on bail [and/or]
2. there are substantial grounds to believe you would commit an offence that is likely to cause, or make ………… [insert details of associated person] fear physical or mental injury [and/or]
3. we believe you will not come back to court because of your previous failure to do so [and/or]
4. you have previously been released on conditional bail and have not kept to those conditions and we have substantial grounds to believe that:
   1. you will not come back to court [and/or]
   2. you will commit an offence [and/or]
   3. you will interfere with witnesses or obstruct the course of the case [and/or]
5. we are satisfied that it should be refused for your own welfare [and/or]
6. you are already serving a custodial sentence [and/or]
7. we are satisfied that we do not have enough information to decide if you can be released.

You are charged with an offence that carries a custodial sentence and we are satisfied that it is very likely that you will receive such a sentence.

You have a recent and significant history of absconding whilst subject to custodial remands, and it appears to the court that the history is relevant in all the circumstances of the case; and this offence is said to have been committed whilst on such a remand. [and/or].

This offence, together with others you have been convicted of, shows a recent and significant history of committing imprisonable offences whilst on bail or subject to custodial remands and this appears to the court relevant in all the circumstances of the case because …………

A remand to youth detention accommodation is necessary to:

1. protect the public from death or serious harm occasioned by further offences committed by you because ………… [or]
2. to prevent you from committing imprisonable offences and that the risks posed by you cannot be managed safely in the community because …………

In reaching our decision we have considered a remand to local authority accommodation and your interests and welfare.