Below you will find example sentences with "intensive correction". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.

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Borg avoided jail time, sentenced to a 10-month intensive correction order. (12 words)

He was ordered to serve a nine-month intensive correction order and perform 100 hours of community service. (18 words)

Volunteer firefighter Matthew Joseph Reeves, 42, received a 22-month intensive correction order in the NSW District Court on Friday. (20 words)

Police prosecutor Sergeant Cameron Ferrier said Bischoff was on an Intensive Correction Order (a custodial sentence of up two years that the court decides can be served in the community) at the time that he did not pay for the motel room. (42 words)

Magistrate Gabriel Fleming sentenced the father-son duo individually on Monday, allowing Junior's prison sentence to be served in the community by way of a two-year intensive correction order. (31 words)

A Tamworth man has been convicted of driving while disqualified and sentenced to nine months imprisonment to be served in the community as an Intensive Correction Order (ICO). (28 words)

Example sentences (10)

Borg avoided jail time, sentenced to a 10-month intensive correction order.

Holman was placed on an intensive correction order for 12 months, with the condition she has no drugs or alcohol for the entire period.

Magistrate Gabriel Fleming sentenced the father-son duo individually on Monday, allowing Junior's prison sentence to be served in the community by way of a two-year intensive correction order.

On top of his intensive correction order, Pickett must also perform 200 hours of unpaid community service work and pay a $500 fine.

Volunteer firefighter Matthew Joseph Reeves, 42, received a 22-month intensive correction order in the NSW District Court on Friday.

A Tamworth man has been convicted of driving while disqualified and sentenced to nine months imprisonment to be served in the community as an Intensive Correction Order (ICO).

He was ordered to serve a nine-month intensive correction order and perform 100 hours of community service.

Miskell-Scott was offered one last chance and was placed on an intensive correction order for 12 months, instead of full time jail.

Police prosecutor Sergeant Cameron Ferrier said Bischoff was on an Intensive Correction Order (a custodial sentence of up two years that the court decides can be served in the community) at the time that he did not pay for the motel room.

The man was handed a two-year Intensive Correction Order, otherwise known as a community-based jail sentence, and must comply with supervision.