[2] Section 552 reads:
Where any person under the age of sixteen years is summarily convicted before a Magistrate under this Act, and it is a first conviction, the Magistrate may, if the Magistrate thinks fit, discharge the offender upon her or his making such satisfaction to the party aggrieved for damages and costs as the Magistrate thinks just, or upon her or his entering into a recognizance, with one or more surety or sureties, that she or he will be of good behaviour for a term to be fixed by the Magistrate, not exceeding the twelve months next ensuing.[3] Section 47 reads:
47. (1) Where a child has been convicted of an offence by the Court, the Court shall, as soon as practicable and, in any case, within 6 months after the date of the conviction, make one or more of the following orders:(b) a conditional discharge order;
(d) any other order that the Court is empowered by any other law to make with respect to the offence;
(f) where reparation or compensation is not provided for by law with respect to the offence, an order that the child make reparation by way of money payment, or pay compensation, in respect of any loss suffered or expense incurred by reason of the offence, but so that the total amount of reparation or compensation does not exceed $1,000;
(g) a probation order;
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