Cpl 65

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65

Generally, court may sentence a person upon conviction for any crime, if court is of opinion that:

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1. Confinement is not necessary for the protection of the public

2. Defendant needs assistance which can be administered through probation supervision

3. Such disposition is not inconsistent with the ends of justice.

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65.05

Court may impose conditional discharge if it believes that:

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1. Imprisonment and probation supervision are not appropriate

2. Neither the public interest or the ends of justice would be served by a sentence of imprisonment

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65.10 **

When imposing sentence of probation or conditional discharge for sexual offense (victim under 18) or where the offender was designated a level three sexual offender, court shall...

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require offender not enter school grounds or other juvenile facility (unless permission is granted by probation officer or court and superintendent or chief administrator of such facility). Also, not to use internet to communicate with persons under 18.

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65.00

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65.10

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