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Criminal Sentencing - From: 1993 To: 1993
This page lists 27 cases, and was prepared on 21 May 2019.
Regina v D (1993) 14 Cr App R (S) 776
1993
CACD
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Regina v Carter [1993] FSR 303
1993
CACD
Jowitt J
Criminal Sentencing
The court considered sentencing in a video piracy case. Held: Jowitt J said: "[I]t has to be borne in mind that counterfeiting of video films is a serious offence. In effect to make and distribute pirate copies of films is to steal from the true owner of the copyright, the property for which he has to expend money in order to possess it. It is an offence really of dishonesty".
Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 107
1 Citers
Regina v Gorman [1993] 14 Cr App R (S) 120
1993
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Regina v Bigley (1993) 14 Cr App R (S) 201
1993
CACD
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Regina v Clarke (Kevin) (1993) 15 Cr App R (S) 15
1993
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Regina v Cunningham [1993] 1 WLR 183
1993
CACD
Lord Taylor of Gosforth CJ
Criminal Sentencing
Referring to the 1992 Practice Statement on sentencing following introduction of the 1991 Act, Lord Taylor of Gosforth CJ said: "The Practice Statement does not require an arithmetically precise calculation to be made. Its object was to give general guidance by alerting sentencers to the changed regime of early release and requiring them to have regard to the possible effects of passing sentences after October 1992 of the same length as those they would have passed before. Precise and calculated comparisons are not possible."
Criminal Justice Act 1991
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Regina v Ragusa (1993) 14 Cr App R(S) 118
1993
CACD
Macpherson J
Criminal Sentencing
The victim was a young woman who was tied up in her home and subjected to a variety of indecent assaults including oral sex and she was threatened with a knife. Held: The sentence of 12 years' imprisonment, imposed for false imprisonment, indecent assault and robbery was correct. The questions was posed as to whether, if the maximum of 10 years was an appropriate sentence in relation to the indecent assault, it might have been appropriate to add 2 years for the aggravating feature of the false imprisonment. "The position is that we must look to see whether there was sufficient criminality to pass a sentence of this length, and we must consider whether the overall sentence was appropriate for this appellant and these offences."
1 Citers
Regina v Eames [1993] 14 Cr App R (S) 205
1993
CACD
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Regina v Hadley (1993) 16 Cr App R(S) 358
1993
CACD
Criminal Sentencing
1 Citers
Cronin v Her Majesty's Advocate 1993 SCCR 158
1993
Criminal Sentencing
The imposition of a discretionary life sentence is an exceptional disposal justified only where the accused presents a serious threat to the safety of the public or where that sentence is in his own best interests.
1 Citers
Practice Direction On Imposition of Discretionary Life Sentences Gazette, 10 March 1993
10 Mar 1993
LCJ
Criminal Sentencing
Practice Direction by Lord Chief Justice on how judges should use discretionary life sentences.
Criminal Justice Act 1991 34
Regina v W; CACD 16-Mar-1993 - Times, 16 March 1993
Regina v Crawford; CACD 26-Apr-1993 - Gazette, 02 June 1993; Ind Summary, 26 April 1993
Regina v Decino Times, 10 May 1993
10 May 1993
CA
Criminal Sentencing
A custodial sentence was justified in respect of a theft from telephone kiosk.
Criminal Justice Act 1991 1(2)(a)
Regina v James Ind Summary, 21 June 1993; Times, 11 June 1993
11 Jun 1993
CA
Criminal Sentencing
Deterrent sentence may give slight consideration to defendant's personal details.
Regina v Callan Times, 01 July 1993
1 Jul 1993
CA
Criminal Sentencing
Sentence reduced minimally for long time spent awaiting hearing of appeal.
Attorney-General's Reference No 13 of 1993; CACD 30-Jul-1993 - Independent, 30 July 1993
Regina v Calladine; CACD 27-Sep-1993 - Ind Summary, 27 September 1993
Regina v Williamson; CACD 11-Oct-1993 - Times, 19 October 1993; Ind Summary, 11 October 1993
Regina v Bigby; Attorney Generals Reference No 12 of 93 Times, 14 October 1993
14 Oct 1993
CA
Criminal Sentencing
Guideline cases and normal tariffs can be changed if a case is unusual.
Regina v Tyce Times, 15 October 1993; 15 Cr App R (S) 415
15 Oct 1993
CACD
Criminal Sentencing
Judge's attention to be drawn to actual loss sustained for a compensation order to be made. If property is stolen and recovered undamaged, it is not open to the court to make a compensation order in respect of the value of the goods.
Criminal Compensation Act 1973 35(1)
[ Gazette ]
Regina v Ellis; CACD 25-Oct-1993 - Times, 26 October 1993; Ind Summary, 25 October 1993
Pratt and Morgan v The Attorney General for Jamaica and Another; PC 2-Nov-1993 - Independent, 03 November 1993; Gazette, 19 January 1994; Times, 04 November 1993; [1993] UKPC 1; [1994] 2 AC 1; Appeal No 10 of 1993; [1993] UKPC 37
Commissioner of Police v David and Another (Bahamas) Gazette, 03 November 1993
3 Nov 1993
PC
Criminal Sentencing, Commonwealth
Powers of sentencing for summary courts (life for drug supply) were excessive.
Regina v Alfreton Justices, Ex Parte Gratton; QBD 25-Nov-1993 - Times, 07 December 1993
Regina v Smith (Vivian Jane) Times, 09 December 1993
9 Dec 1993
CA
Criminal Sentencing
Attendance of fire brigade of itself aggravates arson.
Criminal Damage Act 1971
Regina v Mitchell and Another; CACD 20-Dec-1993 - Ind Summary, 20 December 1993
