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Miller, R [2018] EWCA Crim 500 (Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, 2018) LORD JUSTICE SIMON: On 25th April 2017, following a trial in the Crown Court at Liverpool before His Honour Judge Murray and a jury, the appellant was convicted of two counts: robbery (count 1) and false imprisonment (count 2). On 27th April 2017, he was sentenced on each count to an extended sentence of 17 years, comprising a custodial term of 15 years and a two year extended period of licence. A co-defendant, Susan Garside, was also convicted on counts 1 and 2. She was sentenced to concurrent terms of twelve years' imprisonment on each count. The appellant appeals against that sentence with the leave of the single judge on one issue only: whether the judge should have imposed an extended sentence. Garside, who worked as an escort, met the 72 year old victim of these crimes in the spring of 2016. He had found her via an escort agency and would meet her about twice a week. They would go to different places to eat and drink, and, on occasions, he would pick her up and take her back to his home. He described them as having a friendship and a business relationship. He knew that she was an alcoholic. He recalled her talking about the appellant (her ex-partner). On a couple of occasions when he had gone to her home, the appellant had confronted him. He had been threatening and had demanded that he stopped seeing her. On 4th April 2016, at around 10am, the victim had made contact with Susan Garside to…
Fuente: The National Archives, Find Case Law (caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk). Contains information licensed under the Open Justice - Licence v2.0.. Open Justice Licence v2.0: uso comercial con atribución; NO permite análisis computacional en bloque (aquí solo 2 sentencias citadas a mano); retención máxima 2… Abrir la fuente
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Miller, R [2018] EWCA Crim 500 (Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, 2018) LORD JUSTICE SIMON: On 25th April 2017, following a trial in the Crown Court at Liverpool before His Honour Judge Murray and a jury, the appellant was convicted of two counts: robbery (count 1) and false imprisonment (count 2). On 27th April 2017, he was sentenced on each count to an extended sentence of 17 years, comprising a custodial term of 15 years and a two year extended period of licence. A co-defendant, Susan Garside, was also convicted on counts 1 and 2. She was sentenced to concurrent terms of twelve years' imprisonment on each count. The appellant appeals against that sentence with the leave of the single judge on one issue only: whether the judge should have imposed an extended sentence. Garside, who worked as an escort, met the 72 year old victim of these crimes in the spring of 2016. He had found her via an escort agency and would meet her about twice a week. They would go to different places to eat and drink, and, on occasions, he would pick her up and take her back to his home. He described them as having a friendship and a business relationship. He knew that she was an alcoholic. He recalled her talking about the appellant (her ex-partner). On a couple of occasions when he had gone to her home, the appellant had confronted him. He had been threatening and had demanded that he stopped seeing her. On 4th April 2016, at around 10am, the victim had made contact with Susan Garside to…