Section 49: Supervision after release on aftercare
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49. Supervision after release on aftercare
(1) Subject to subsection (5), every minor who is released on aftercare
shall, on release, remain on aftercare for a period of one year or the balance
of his sentence, whichever is the longer, under the supervision of a Probation
Officer.
(2) Every person who is under supervision under subsection (1) shall
comply with the conditions contained in the aftercare order and any other
instructions given by the Probation Officer with particular reference to his
place of residence, occupation, activities or conduct.
(3) A person on aftercare who is recalled shall be detained for a period
not exceeding 3 months unless his sentence terminates earlier.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), where a person is detained under subsection (3) he shall, on completion of the period of detention, be released and
remain under supervision on the conditions of a fresh aftercare order until the
expiry of the period of supervision.
(5) The Commissioner may decide at any time to cancel an aftercare order where in his opinion supervision is no longer necessary or desirable.
[S. 49 amended by Act 15 of 1998.]
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Questions this section answers
- How long must I stay under supervision after being released on aftercare as a minor?
- If I'm recalled while on aftercare, for how long can I be detained again?