The judge on January 3rd, 2024 openly talked about an "unconditional discharge", which is not the same thing as a suspended sentence, since a suspended sentence is a sentence that will be applied if the conditions of suspension are violated.

But then I found there's an online law dictionary that (incorrectly, IMO, but how am I going to successfully argue with it?) defines an "unconditional discharge" as a type of suspended sentence. So I turned around and sold off my NO shares.