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The criminal sentence search tool is not a comprehensive database of criminal convictions. We provide a limited record of criminal sentences where a person has pleaded guilty or has been convicted by a judge or jury, of a criminal offence. Details of criminal convictions are public records (the common law principle of open justice and Criminal Procedure Rules) and it is a generally accepted principle of privacy rights that this information should be accessible. We do our best to maintain accurate records. All entries are independently checked and verified. However, if you believe the information relating to any person listed on this site, is inaccurate or incorrect, you may request a correction by contacting us.
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The sentence tool can help you find an experienced solicitors, firms and advocates. As we record only details where a person is sentenced the tool will not reflect 'success' by a defending team in terms of not guilty verdicts or cases resolved where no sentence is passed. That said, there is a wide variety of sentences that a defendant can receive depending on aggravating and mitigating features - making the offence more or less severe - and low sentences may indicate skill in mitigating and reducing he impact of aggravating factors.
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The sentencing tool is intended to be used as a guide only. Individual cases should be read if they are to be relied upon. Any information found on this site should not be considered in any manner to replicate or replace the advice of lawyers or other qualified individuals working within the criminal justice system with whom you may have contact. |
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