This article examines an under-explored area of sentencing law in England and Wales: sentencing outside the definitive guidelines. The issue has come to the fore as a result of judgments arising from the serious public disorder of last summer. Sentencing outside the definitive sentencing guidelines is of course not restricted to riot-related offending; other circumstances will inevitably arise which impel courts to depart from the guidelines ranges. Accordingly, it is worth exploring the ways in which courts might sentence offenders for criminal acts unforeseen by the guidelines authority. © [2012] Thomson Reuters (UK) Professional Limited
This article draws together findings from two related studies of sentencing in England and Wales, an...
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The English summer riots of 2011 resulted in the criminal justice system having to process an unprec...
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Much attention has focussed on the severity of the sentences imposed following the 2011 ‘summer riot...
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This article appeared on the OUP Blog Website on 7 September 2011. The final version can be accessed...
Sentencing guidelines have been slowly evolving in England and Wales since 1998. Definitive guidelin...
Much attention has focussed on the severity of the sentences imposed following the 2011 ‘summer riot...
The ‘England and Wales Sentencing Guidelines’ aim to promote consistency by organising the sentencin...
The ‘England and Wales Sentencing Guidelines’ aim to promote consistency by organising the sentencin...
The aftermath of the riots that swept through London and England earlier this month have seen thousa...
In January 2012 the Law Reform Commission published its consultation paper on mandatory sentencing, ...
Over a decade after the introduction of sentencing guidelines in England and Wales, little is known ...
This article considers the increased use of mandatory sentencing regimes around the world. It argue...
This article draws together findings from two related studies of sentencing in England and Wales, an...
This article will analyse the contemporary co-existence of standard non-parole periods and judicial ...
The English summer riots of 2011 resulted in the criminal justice system having to process an unprec...
This article explores the 2009 Act's test for departing from sentencing guidelines, in the light of ...
Much attention has focussed on the severity of the sentences imposed following the 2011 ‘summer riot...
Sentencing in England and Wales has evolved in a direction apart from other common law countries. Al...
This article appeared on the OUP Blog Website on 7 September 2011. The final version can be accessed...
Sentencing guidelines have been slowly evolving in England and Wales since 1998. Definitive guidelin...
Much attention has focussed on the severity of the sentences imposed following the 2011 ‘summer riot...
The ‘England and Wales Sentencing Guidelines’ aim to promote consistency by organising the sentencin...
The ‘England and Wales Sentencing Guidelines’ aim to promote consistency by organising the sentencin...
The aftermath of the riots that swept through London and England earlier this month have seen thousa...
In January 2012 the Law Reform Commission published its consultation paper on mandatory sentencing, ...
Over a decade after the introduction of sentencing guidelines in England and Wales, little is known ...
This article considers the increased use of mandatory sentencing regimes around the world. It argue...
This article draws together findings from two related studies of sentencing in England and Wales, an...
This article will analyse the contemporary co-existence of standard non-parole periods and judicial ...
The English summer riots of 2011 resulted in the criminal justice system having to process an unprec...