Schedule 1 offence means an offence specified in Schedule 1 of the BA for which a bail decision maker must refuse bail unless exceptional circumstances exist that justify the grant of bail. The Schedule 1 offences are listed in section 9.2.4 below.
Schedule 1 offence means an offence described in Schedule 1;
Schedule 1 offence means an offence mentioned in Schedule 1 to the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (c.46) (offences against children under 17 years of age to which special provisions apply).
Examples of Schedule 1 offence in a sentence
A matter cannot be referred to a juvenile justice team if the offence is a Schedule 1 offence or a Schedule 2 offence.
Subsection (1) does not allow a member of the Police Force to caution a person instead of laying a charge if the offence is a Schedule 1 offence or a Schedule 2 offence.
If the court finds a young person guilty of an offence other than a Schedule 1 offence or a Schedule 2 offence and does not impose a custodial sentence, the court is not to record a conviction unless it is satisfied that there are exceptional reasons for doing so.
Sections 13(3) of the BA – providing that only a court may grant bail to a person accused of any Schedule 1 offence other than treason or murder – does not apply to an Aboriginal person in certain circumstances.
Schedule 1 offence means an offence against a Schedule 1 provision.
More Definitions of Schedule 1 offence
Schedule 1 offence. (附表1所列罪行) means-
Schedule 1 offence means an offence that is an arrestable offence33 and is specified in Schedule 1 of the Act. The specified acts are generally of a more serious nature; acts of ‘gross indecency’, for example, are not included.34 The role of the accused vis-à-vis the victim may be relevant, e.g. a person in authority, such as a teacher, would be liable for a greater sentence in respect of an offence on a pupil.35 The victim is excluded from the statutory requirement to report.
Schedule 1 offence means an offence prescribed in Schedule 1 or an offence that, in a particular case, is determined under subsection (2) to be a Schedule 1 offence. (2) A court convicting a person of an offence that the person committed while holding public office may, if it considers that the person’s holding public office was in any way relevant to the commission of the offence and the gravity of the offence warrants the determination, determine that, for the purposes of this section, the offence was a Schedule 1 offence even though it is not prescribed in Schedule 1. (3) A person is disqualified from receiving any former office entitlement if —
Schedule 1 offence means an offence against a Schedule 1 provision;
Schedule 1 offence means an offence against a Schedule 1 provision; "Schedule 1 provision" means a provision of this Code specified in
Schedule 1 offence means an offence that is an arrestable offence and is specified in Schedule 1;
Schedule 1 offence means an offence against a provision mentioned in column 1 of Schedule 1.”.Explanatory noteThis amendment is consequential on the renumbering of a schedule.[3.173] Subsection 74AB (1)—Omit “Schedule 2”, substitute “Schedule 1”.Explanatory noteThis amendment is consequential on the renumbering of a schedule.[3.174] Subsections 74AB (2) and 74AC (2)—Omit the words before paragraph (a), substitute “An infringement notice must—”.Explanatory noteThis amendment simplifies the subsections by omitting mentions of approved form. This is dealt with by a section about approved forms that is inserted by this Schedule.[3.175] Sections 74AD and 74AE, subsection 74AG (5), section 74AH and subsection 74AK (2)—Omit “Schedule 2”, substitute “Schedule 1”.Explanatory noteThis amendment is consequential on the renumbering of a schedule.[3.176] Paragraphs 77 (2) (aa) and (b)—Renumber as paragraphs (b) and (c).Explanatory noteThis amendment renumbers paragraphs.[3.177] Subsections 80 (1A) to (6)—Renumber as subsections (1) to (8).Explanatory noteThis amendment renumbers subsections.[3.178] Subsections 80 (2) to (4)—Omit “subsection (1)”, substitute “subsection (2)”. Explanatory noteThis amendment is consequential on the previous amendment.[3.179] Section 80B—Repeal the section, substitute the following section: