South Australian Consolidated Acts26—Limitation on Court's power to require bond
(1) The Court may not,
in the exercise of its power to sentence a youth for an offence, require the
youth to enter into a bond.
(2) The Court may,
however, by order of the Court, impose an obligation of the kind that might
otherwise have been imposed under a bond.
(3) The obligations
imposed under subsection (2) may, for example, include the following:
(a) an
obligation to submit to supervision as ordered by the Court;
(b) an
obligation to participate in a specified programme, or to attend a specified
activity centre;
(ba) an
obligation to carry out specified work (whether for the benefit of a victim of
the offence or for any other person or body);
(c) an
obligation to reside where directed by the Court.
(4) A person who fails
to comply with an obligation imposed under this section is guilty of an
offence.
Maximum penalty: $2 500 or detention for 6 months (or both).