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    Other effects of a spent conviction

    If a conviction becomes spent, this does not affect the enforcement of any proceedings relating to:

    • A fine or other sum imposed;
    • A breach of a condition imposed;
    • The imposition or accumulation of demerit points; or
    • The operation of any disqualification or other prohibition imposed with respect to the spent conviction;
    • The exercise of any other enforcement power, process or proceeding by a justice agency.

    See Spent Convictions Act 2009 (SA) s 5(4)].

    Other effects of a spent conviction  :  Last Revised: Mon Apr 19th 2021
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