Australian Capital Territory Current Acts Australian Capital Territory Current Acts(1) If the interstate sentence is registered in this jurisdiction, the following provisions apply:
(a) the sentence becomes a community-based sentence in force in this jurisdiction, and ceases to be a community-based sentence in force in the interstate jurisdiction;
(b) the sentence is taken to have been validly imposed by the appropriate court of this jurisdiction;
(c) the sentence continues to apply to the offender in accordance with its terms despite anything to the contrary under the law of this jurisdiction;
(d) the offence (the relevant offence ) for which the sentence was imposed on the offender is taken to be an offence against the law of this jurisdiction, and not an offence against the law of the originating jurisdiction;
(e) the penalty for the relevant offence is taken to be the relevant penalty for the offence under the law of the originating jurisdiction, and not the penalty for an offence of that kind (if any) under the law of this jurisdiction;
(f) any part of the sentence served in an interstate jurisdiction before its registration is taken to have been served in this jurisdiction;
(g) the offender may be dealt with in this jurisdiction for a breach of the sentence, whether the breach happened before or after the registration of the sentence;
(h) the law of this jurisdiction applies to the sentence and any breach of it with any necessary changes and the changes (if any) prescribed by regulation.
(2) Subsection (1) (d) and (e) do not apply if this jurisdiction is the originating jurisdiction.
(3) This section does not affect any right, in the originating jurisdiction, of appeal or review (however described) in relation to—
(a) the conviction or finding of guilt on which the interstate sentence was based; or
(b) the imposition of the interstate sentence.
(4) Any sentence or decision imposed or made on an appeal or review mentioned in subsection (3) has effect in this jurisdiction as if it were validly imposed or made on an appeal or review in this jurisdiction.
(5) This section does not give any right to the offender to an appeal or review (however described) in this jurisdiction in relation to the conviction, finding of guilt or imposition of sentence mentioned in subsection (3).
(6) In this section:
"appropriate court", of this jurisdiction, means—
(a) if the interstate sentence was imposed by a court of summary jurisdiction or by a court on appeal from a court of summary jurisdiction—the Magistrates Court; and
(b) in any other case—the Supreme Court.