s. 148J (b) may allow the offender to enter the designated area or licensed premises (as the case requires) for specified purposes during the period of the order, subject to any conditions the court thinks fit; (c) may be made subject to any other conditions the court thinks fit. (6) In determining whether it is satisfied under subsection (1)(c), the court must consider— (a) the nature and gravity of the specified offence; and (b) whether the offender has previously been found guilty of a specified offence committed in the designated area (whether or not it was a designated area at the time the offence was committed); and (c) whether the offender is or has been the subject of an exclusion order in relation to another specified offence committed in the designated area, or a specified offence committed in another designated area (whether or not they were designated areas at the time the offence was committed); and (d) the likely impact of the exclusion order on— (i) the offender; and (ii) any victim of the specified offence; and (iii) public safety and public order; and (e) any other matters the court considers relevant. 148J Offence to contravene exclusion order or fail to S. 148J inserted by comply with police directions No. 73/2007 s. 5. (1) A person to whom an exclusion order applies must not enter or re-enter, or attempt to enter or
(b) may allow the offender to enter the designated area or licensed premises (as the case requires) for specified purposes during the period of the order, subject to any conditions the court thinks fit; (c) may be made subject to any other conditions the court thinks fit. (6) In determining whether it is satisfied under subsection (1)(c), the court must consider— (a) the nature and gravity of the specified offence; and (b) whether the offender has previously been found guilty of a specified offence committed in the designated area (whether or not it was a designated area at the time the offence was committed); and (c) whether the offender is or has been the subject of an exclusion order in relation to another specified offence committed in the designated area, or a specified offence committed in another designated area (whether or not they were designated areas at the time the offence was committed); and (d) the likely impact of the exclusion order on— (i) the offender; and (ii) any victim of the specified offence; and (iii) public safety and public order; and (e) any other matters the court considers relevant. S. 148J inserted by No. 73/2007 s. 5. 148J Offence to contravene exclusion order or fail to comply with police directions s. 148J (1) A person to whom an exclusion order applies must not enter or re-enter, or attempt to enter or
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