PUBLICATION – Statistical bulletin –
Theft offences: Analysis and research bulletin
A bulletin explaining current sentencing practice for theft offences describing the context in which the consultation proposals were made.
Do not retain this copy. Only the online version of a guideline is guaranteed to be up to date.
PUBLICATION – Statistical bulletin –
A bulletin explaining current sentencing practice for theft offences describing the context in which the consultation proposals were made.
PUBLICATION – Equality impact assessment –
An equality impact assessment for the draft guideline on theft offences.
PRESS RELEASES –
Today, the Sentencing Council is announcing its proposals for a new sentencing guideline for theft offences.
The draft guideline covers a wide variety of types of ...
NEWS –
Following a period of training and implementation the definitive guideline on sexual offences came into effect on 1 April 2014.
Versions for the Crown Court and ...
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Indecent photographs of children Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Offences causing death Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Other offences Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Robbery / Assault with Intent to Rob Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Sexual offences (except Indecent photographs of children) Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.
PUBLICATION – Crown Court Sentencing Survey –
Theft offences Crown Court Sentencing Survey (CCSS) form. All judges (or other sentencers) sitting in the Crown Court should complete a form every time a sentence is passed.