Conditional discharge. A conditional discharge is similar to an absolute discharge because a finding of guilt is made, but no conviction is registered.

A conditional discharge will stay on the person's criminal record for three years, compared to an absolute discharge which only stays on your record for one ...

A conditional discharge is a type of sentence. A conditional discharge means that the court found you guilty, but you don't get a criminal record.

A conditional discharge is a sentence in law that allows a person to be found guilty of an offence without having a conviction registered against him or ...

Оценка 4,5 (4) 12 сент. 2023 г. · Conditional discharge occurs when the court finds you guilty of the charges against you and offers discharge in lieu of a criminal record, but ...

A conditional discharge is an absolute discharge with a probation period. The period is a maximum of three years, but first-time offenders may receive a ...

28 июл. 2023 г. · Conditional discharges offer a viable sentencing option for minor offences, but careful consideration and legal advice are crucial for informed decision-making.

28 апр. 2024 г. · A conditional discharge allows the court to find that an individual has committed a criminal offence without giving the individual a permanent criminal record.

15 окт. 2021 г. · A conditional discharge is like an absolute discharge except that the individual must abide by a probation period. This makes a conditional ...

25 окт. 2021 г. · A conditional discharge is similar to an absolute discharge but usually includes 12 months to three years of probation, the terms of which must ...