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Seriousness & Sentencing
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Criminal Litigation Mind Map on Seriousness & Sentencing, created by hargreas on 25/02/2014.
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Seriousness & Sentencing
Sentencing Council
s118 Coroners and Justice Act 2009
Court must follow guidelines unless 'contrary to the interests of justice to do so'
s121 coroners and Justice Act - guidelines
Objectives of sentencing
Punishment
reduction of crime (including by deterrance)
reform and rehabilitation
protection of the public
reparation by offenders
if under 18 - prevent offending or re-offending and welfare
Seriousness - primary factor in assessing what the sentence should be
Thresholds
custody - so serious that a fine nor a CO would be justified s152 CJA
community - serious enough to warrant s148 CJA
Culpability
Intention
Recklessness
Knowledge
Negligence
Harm
individual
to the community
s143 - not only harm caused but that intended or reasonably foreseeable
Early Guilty Plea s 144 CJA - must have regard
1/3 first reasonable opportunity
1/4 where a trial date has been set
1/10 at the door of the court
distil basis in writing
Effect of previous convictions s 143 CJA
each is agg factor
relevance to offence
length of time passed
General approach
has teh custody threshold been passed?
is it unavoidable
can it be suspended?
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