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Re:Sentencing Search  
The sentences database is updated daily and revisited at the end of each month. The database contains a wide range of cases and many cas...

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Josemica
2015-12-23 13:03:54
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Re:Sentencing Search  
I seem to be having the same problem.  I know most of the dates of the 2 trials at Aylesbury Crown Court, the Defendants name, the date of the Court of Appeal hearing at the RCJ, but yet nothing comes up in any search, either dates, name or court.

Please help!

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badzena
2011-08-28 13:40:25
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Re:Site Admin  

Dear blue100uk
 
Thank you for comments. I can confirm that the site policy is not to discuss individual sentences or publish sentences on request.
 
The database contains a wide range of cases and many cases remain unreported anywhere else, however it is not yet comprehensive. The aim of the website is to assist the business community and the public with access to justice and provide insight as a trusted  information source for members and users of legal services.
 
If you require information about a specific case you can contact an investigator who may be able to assist you.
 
Kind regards
 
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2011-11-11 12:24:16
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Re:social service records  
hiya if they are under the age of 16 and you have parental responsibility then yes you have every right to access to th records but apply under the data protection act 1998 (things cannot be removed from the files) as this is different to the freedom of information act (things can be removed from the files)

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sja22
2012-05-08 21:28:25
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Re:Son charged - robbery  
Judges (or Magistrates) have to consider mitigating and aggravating factors before they decide on a sentence. It doesn't seem as though your son planned to rob anyone and it was a chance meeting with the other boy which led to the crime. Here's a link to a page about sentencing guidelines, also Google 'sentencing guidelines for robbery offences' to get other answers.http://sentencingcouncil.judiciary.gov.uk/sentencing-guidelines.htm

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lisa401
2012-04-11 14:46:34
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