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Publication of burglary offences data tables
The Sentencing Council has published data tables detailing recent sentencing practice for burglary offences.
This is in preparation for the launch of the Council’s Burglary offences ...
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PUBLICATION – Consultations –
Burglary offences guidelines: Response to consultation
A summary of the responses received to the consultation paper on the sentencing of burglary offences.
PUBLICATION – Resource assessment –
Burglary offences: Final resource assessment
A resource assessment for the revised definitive guidelines for burglary offences.
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Aggravated burglary - for consultation only
Draft guideline for consultation only. Draft guidelines should not be taken into account when sentencing.
Triable only on indictment
Maximum: Life imprisonment
Offence range: 1 ...
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Revised sentencing guidelines for burglary offences published
The Sentencing Council has published updated sentencing guidelines for domestic, non-domestic and aggravated burglary offences in England and Wales following consultation.
The revised guidelines follow the ...
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Domestic burglary sentencing guideline survey in the Crown Court
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Domestic burglary sentencing guideline survey in the Crown Court
Please complete the form after you have sentenced the offender.
Please do not complete the form if:
You are sentencing an under 18-year-old. The information is being ...PAGE
Domestic Burglary sentencing guideline survey in the Crown Court
The Sentencing Council is currently collecting data on the guideline for Domestic burglary, effective from July 2022. You are being asked to complete this survey ...
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Non-domestic burglary sentencing guideline survey in the magistrates’ courts and Crown Court
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Non-domestic burglary sentencing guideline survey in the magistrates’ courts and Crown Court
Please complete the form after you have sentenced the offender or, if applicable, committed the offender to the Crown Court for sentence. Where magistrates sit ...