A convicted offender is required to fulfil the conditions of a probation order. Upon successfully completing the order, the offender is set free without a criminal record. Which sentencing option does this situation exemplify?

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A conditional discharge is a sentencing option where an offender is found guilty, but instead of being convicted, they are discharged on the condition that they meet certain requirements. If these conditions are successfully met, the offender does not receive a criminal record for the offence.

A Convicted Offender Is Required to Fulfil the Conditions of a Probation