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‘Integrated’ sentences also save time before courts.

Conclusion
‘Integrated’ sentences also save time before courts. Dr Guilfoyle explained that if offenders do not successfully complete their integrated CSO, “it does not result in a revocation of the order; they just go back to doing the normal community service hours.” 225 This means that the Probation Service can mark the breach of the ‘integrated’ element of the order without the offender being brought back before a court.
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