33 Power to make travel restriction orders
Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 (2001 c 16) | Legislation

Chapter 3
Other Provisions for Combatting Crime and Disorder

Travel restrictions on drug trafficking offenders

33  Power to make travel restriction orders

(1)     This section applies where—

(a)     a person (“the offender”) has been convicted by any court of a post-commencement drug trafficking offence;

(b)     the court has determined that it would be appropriate to impose a sentence of imprisonment for that offence; and

(c)     the term of imprisonment which the court considers appropriate is a term of four years or more.

(2)     It shall be the duty of the court, on sentencing the offender—

(a)     to consider whether it would be appropriate for the sentence for the offence to include the making of a travel restriction order in relation to the offender;

(b)     if the court determines

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