A sexual offences prevention order was quashed where its terms were impermissibly wide. Since breach of such an order was a criminal offence carrying a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment, it was essential that the order was clear on its face, capable of being complied with without unreasonable difficulty and/or the assistance of a third party, and free of the real risk of unintentional breach.
BREACH CLARITY OF TERMS OF ORDER DRAFTING INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN PENOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY RISK OF UNINTENTIONAL BREACH s.107(2) s.113(2) SAFEGUARDING VULNERABLE GROUPS ACT 2006 SENTENCING SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 2003 s.104 SEXUAL OFFENCES PREVENTION ORDERS
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