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Public Order: Statistical bulletin
A bulletin explaining current sentencing practice for public order offences to accompany the consultation.
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Chairman’s letter to the Times on imposition of community and custodial sentences
On 2 May 2018, Lord Justice Treacy, Chairman of the Sentencing Council, wrote to the Editor of the Times. His letter responded to articles published ...
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New judicial members appointed to the Council
Two new judicial members have been appointed to the Sentencing Council by the Lord Chief Justice, with the agreement of the Lord Chancellor: Her Honour ...
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New non-judicial members appointed to the Council
Alpa Parmar and Beverley Thompson-Brown have been appointed by the Lord Chancellor in consultation with the Lord Chief Justice as non-judicial members of the Sentencing ...
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Terrorism offences guideline comes into force
Sentencing guidelines for terrorism offences have come into force today in courts in England and Wales. The guidelines, which were published in March, have been ...
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Chairman's letter to sentencers on imposition of community and custodial sentences
Earlier this month, the Chairman of the Sentencing Council, Lord Justice Treacy, wrote to all sentencers to remind them of the requirement to follow the ...
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Council publishes independent review
In 2017 the Sentencing Council commissioned an independent academic to carry out an internal review to support the Council in considering how best it could ...
PUBLICATION – Minutes –
Minutes of meeting: April 2018
Minutes of the Sentencing Council meeting on 13 April 2018.
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Council vacancy: non-judicial member promoting the welfare of victims of crime
The Sentencing Council is recruiting a non-judicial member for the promotion of the welfare of victims of crime. They must have knowledge or understanding of ...
OFFENCES
Corporate manslaughter
Triable only on indictment
Maximum: unlimited fine
Offence range: £180,000 fine – £20 million fine
User guide for this offence
Guideline users should be aware ...