sec.33AFailing to obey condition of recognisance

### sec.33A Failing to obey condition of recognisance If the court is satisfied that the offender has failed to obey a condition of the recognisance, the court may forfeit the recognisance and issue a warrant to arrest the offender. The warrant is to be directed to all police officers to arrest and bring the offender before the court or a court of like jurisdiction. The court before which the offender is brought may— sentence the offender for the offence with which the offender was originally charged; or make another order that the court could lawfully have made if the offender had not been released on recognisance. s 33A ins 1993 No. 36 s 3 (sec.33A-ssec.1) If the court is satisfied that the offender has failed to obey a condition of the recognisance, the court may forfeit the recognisance and issue a warrant to arrest the offender. (sec.33A-ssec.2) The warrant is to be directed to all police officers to arrest and bring the offender before the court or a court of like jurisdiction. (sec.33A-ssec.3) The court before which the offender is brought may— sentence the offender for the offence with which the offender was originally charged; or make another order that the court could lawfully have made if the offender had not been released on recognisance. - (a) sentence the offender for the offence with which the offender was originally charged; or - (b) make another order that the court could lawfully have made if the offender had not been released on recognisance.