Section 44: Additional penalties
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44. Additional penalties
A Court which convicts any person of an offence under section 40 may,
in addition to any penalty prescribed by that section—
(a) in the case of a convicted person who is not deemed to belong to
Mauritius under the Deportation Act, recommend to the Minister
responsible for internal security that he be deported from Mauritius
and that Minister may, in any such case, without further enquiry,
make a deportation order in his case under that Act;
(b) order that the convicted person be prohibited, for any period not
exceeding 10 years after his release from any term of imprisonment imposed upon him, from driving any motor-powered land
vehicle, steering any motor-powered marine craft or flying any
motor-powered aircraft and, in any such case, direct that any
relevant licence or permit issued to the convicted person be
impounded or suspended.
45. – 45A. —
[Ss. 45 and 45A repealed by s. 65 (2) of Act 9 of 2011 w.e.f. 1 February 2012.]
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Questions this section answers
- Can a foreigner convicted of drug driving be deported?
- Can a court ban someone from driving after a drug driving conviction?