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Custodial sentences in the Crown Court

Mind map: Custodial sentences in the Crown Court
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Custodial sentences in the Crown Court
Sentence of 12 months or more - not dangerous or life sentences
- usually release after half on licence
- Licence conditions
- decided by prison governor and probation
- Standard
- report regularly to RO
- Reside permanently at an address approved by the RO
- undertake work only with the approval of the RO
- Do not leave the UK
- behave - good behaviour
- Do not commit any offences
- Licence conditions
- usually release after half on licence
Murder
- Mandatory Life sentence
- Min tariff set in Sch 21 CJA 2003
- Can be departed from but reasons must be given
- Min tariff set in Sch 21 CJA 2003
- Mandatory Life sentence
3 x Class A traficking
- s110 PCC(S)A 2000
- 7 years minimum
- Unless unjust
3 x Domestic Burglary
- s111 PCC(S)A 2000
- 3 years
- unless particular circumstances unjust
- cannot get more than 20% credit for EG plea - s 144(2) CJA
Fire arms offences
- s51A Firearms Act 1968
- Over 18 - 5 years
- unless exceptional circs
- under 18 - 3 years
DANGEROUS OFFENDERS
- s225 CJA 2003
- 18+
- Sch 15 offence
- punishable with life sentence
- Court - sig risk of serious harm to public
- seriousness of the offence justifies imposition of life sentence
- MUST be imposed
- s224A CJA 2003
- 2nd listed offence
- over 18
- Previous sentence condition
- at time of offence had already been convicted of an offence on Sch 15B AND
- for that offence received a sentence of life (5 years before release) or at least 10 years
- Sentence condition
- offence committed on Sch 15 B CJA
- Court would impose a sentence of at least 10 years
- MUST impose
- unless PARTICULAR CIRCS make it UNJUST
- 2nd listed offence
- EDS
- Over 18
- Convicted of specified offence
- s224A / s225 do not apply
- at time of the offence
- previous sch 15 B conviction OR
- court will impose a sentence of 4 years +
- MAY impose EDS
- Custodial sentence
- Extended licence period
- If under 10 years cust out auto after 2/3
- If over 10 SOS must refer to parole - not until confinement unnecessary
- 5 years max for spec violent offence
- 8 years max for spec sex offence
- s225 CJA 2003
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