# Summary Jurisdiction (Scotland) Act 1954 (Repealed 1.4.1996), Extract

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Under the Summary Jurisdiction (Scotland) Act 1954
In the court of at .
Name of accused
Date of conviction
Offence of which convicted
Sentence.Imprisonment days.
In respect of which sentence warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein for days from the date of imprisonment.W.G., Clerk of Court.
Sentence, £ fine or days’imprisonment. In respect of which sentence warrant is hereby grantedto officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein until the said fine is paid,but not exceeding days from the date of imprisonment.
Sentence, £ fine (payable within days) or days’ imprisonment.
In respect of which sentence, the period allowed for payment of the said fine having expired and the said fine not having been paid, warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein until the fine is paid, but not exceeding days from the date of imprisonment.
Sentence, £ caution for good behaviour for six months(from date of conviction) or days’ imprisonment.
In respect of which sentence warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein until the said caution is found, but not exceeding days from the date of imprisonment.
Sentence, £ fine or days’ imprisonment
and
£ caution for good behaviour formonths (from payment of the fineor from the expiry of the period of imprisonment for non–payment) ordays’ imprisonment further.
In respect of which sentence warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein until the said fine is paid and the said caution is found, the detention for non–payment of the said fine not exceeding days from the date of imprisonment, and the detention for failure to find the said caution not exceeding days further from payment of the fine or from expiry of the term of imprisonment for non–payment thereof.
Sentence. Imprisonment daysand £ caution for good behaviour for months thereafter, or days’imprisonment.
In respect of which sentence warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein for days from the date of imprisonment and for his further detention thereafter until the said caution is found, but not exceeding days further.
Sentence £, fine payable within days or days’ imprisonment. Inrespect of which sentence the accused, having surrendered himself tothe court and stated that he prefers immediate imprisonment to waiting the expiration of the time allowed, warrant is hereby granted to officers of law to convey the accused to the prison of [place] and for the detention of the accused therein until such fine is paid, but not exceeding days from the date of imprisonment.
The necessary variations to meet different sentences will be made on this extract. An extract in this form shall be applicable either to sentence on a plea of guilty or on conviction. Where an extract is required for production as evidence of previous conviction, any particulars as to prior convictions may be set forth in a schedule annexed to the extract.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/48/schedule/SECOND/part/V/crossheading/extract (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/summary-jurisdiction-scotland-act-1954-repealed-141996/schedule-SECOND/part-V/crossheading-extract
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