Combinations
Combining Probation and Community Service
It is possible to combine Probation and CSO for a single offence (s109 Penalties and Sentences Act (Qld) 1992). Orders must be made separate and one cannot be imposed as a requirement of the other. Breach of one and re-sentencing, discharges the other.
Combining Community Service/Probation with an Intensive Correction Order
An Intensive Correction Order can not be combined with a concurrent Community Service Order (either for one offence or for more than one offence) as it has been said that it is inherently inconsistent as noted by Thomas J in R v Grieg [2002] QCA 276.
An Intensive Correction Order can not operate concurrently with Probation - See R v M, ex parte AG [2000] 2 Qd R 543 - where it was held that the express terms of s113 provide that an Intensive Correction Order is a term of imprisonment, so there was a conflict (question though whether this is still good law)
It is possible to combine Probation and CSO for a single offence (s109 Penalties and Sentences Act (Qld) 1992). Orders must be made separate and one cannot be imposed as a requirement of the other. Breach of one and re-sentencing, discharges the other.
Combining Community Service/Probation with an Intensive Correction Order
An Intensive Correction Order can not be combined with a concurrent Community Service Order (either for one offence or for more than one offence) as it has been said that it is inherently inconsistent as noted by Thomas J in R v Grieg [2002] QCA 276.
An Intensive Correction Order can not operate concurrently with Probation - See R v M, ex parte AG [2000] 2 Qd R 543 - where it was held that the express terms of s113 provide that an Intensive Correction Order is a term of imprisonment, so there was a conflict (question though whether this is still good law)