s. 101 when sentence was imposed in respect of that conviction. (12) The fact that an offence was taken into account under this section may be proved in the same manner as the conviction or convictions in respect of which it was taken into account may be proved. Division 4—Passing of sentence 101 Time and place of sentence (1) The sentence for an offence may be imposed in open court at any time and at any place in . (2) The judge or magistrate presiding at the trial or S. 101(2) amended by hearing of an offence or receiving a plea of guilty No. 68/2009 to an offence or any other judge or magistrate s. 97(Sch. item 110.74). empowered to impose sentence may, when he or she thinks it desirable in the interests of justice so to do and from time to time if necessary— (a) fix, or indicate by reference to a fact or event, the time; and (b) fix the place— at which the sentence is to be imposed. (3) The judge or magistrate who is to impose sentence for an offence may— (a) release the person to be sentenced on the S. 101(3)(a) amended by person giving an undertaking conditioned for No. 68/2009 that person's attendance at the proper time s. 97(Sch. item 110.75). and place; or (b) make an order or orders for the removal in custody of that person from one place in to another.
when sentence was imposed in respect of that conviction. (12) The fact that an offence was taken into account under this section may be proved in the same manner as the conviction or convictions in respect of which it was taken into account may be proved. Division 4—Passing of sentence 101 Time and place of sentence s. 101 (1) The sentence for an offence may be imposed in open court at any time and at any place in . S. 101(2) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 110.74). (2) The judge or magistrate presiding at the trial or hearing of an offence or receiving a plea of guilty to an offence or any other judge or magistrate empowered to impose sentence may, when he or she thinks it desirable in the interests of justice so to do and from time to time if necessary— (a) fix, or indicate by reference to a fact or event, the time; and (b) fix the place— at which the sentence is to be imposed. (3) The judge or magistrate who is to impose sentence for an offence may— S. 101(3)(a) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 110.75). (a) release the person to be sentenced on the person giving an undertaking conditioned for that person's attendance at the proper time and place; or (b) make an order or orders for the removal in custody of that person from one place in to another.
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