28A.16 Order Making Determination As To Revocation Of Suspension Of Sentence And Remanding In Custody Or On Bail - Criminal Justice Act 2006, Section 99(10) And Section 99(10A) (As Amended By Section 60, Criminal Justice Act 2007)

What this form is for

• • Use when a suspended sentence is breached and revocation is ordered.
• • Do not use for new sentencing decisions – a different sentencing form applies.
• • If the offender is to be transferred to a different court, a separate transfer form is required.
• • When only a bail variation is needed, use the bail variation form instead.
• • For appeals against revocation, the appeal form must be filed separately.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The order must be filed on the same day as the revocation hearing, or no later than the next business day, to avoid procedural delay.

Before you submit

• • Offender’s full name and case number entered correctly
• • Original suspension details accurately copied
• • Clear description of the breach
• • Correct custody or bail selection
• • Judge’s signature present
• • Clerk’s signature and court stamp applied
• • Form printed on official court stationery
• • Any supporting breach evidence attached
• • Date of filing recorded
• • Submitted to the correct court registry

How to file this form

1. 1Complete the form with offender and case details.
2. 2Enter the breach description and revocation decision.
3. 3Select custody or bail and note any conditions.
4. 4Obtain the judge’s signature.
5. 5Have the court clerk sign and stamp the document.
6. 6File the form at the court registry or upload via the Courts Service portal.

Known limitations

• • Only applicable to revocation of suspended sentences under the specified sections.
• • Cannot be used for civil contempt or non‑criminal breaches.
• • Requires a judge’s decision; not a self‑service form.
• • Electronic filing may not be available in all court locations.