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12 April 2024

The King v O'Loughlin

This is the first Encrochat sentencing judgment in NI.

Crown Court sentencing remarks – various drug offences - Proceeds of Crime Act offences – firearms offences – conspiracy to cause GBH – conspiracy to commit murder - material obtained from the Encrochat network by the NCA through a joint French and Dutch police investigation – 12 years imprisonment.

[2024] NICC 12 His Honour Judge Rafferty KC

30 June 2015

R V TH

Sexual Assault by penetration together with Common Assault, Criminal Damage and Possession of Class B Drug – digital penetration and further degradation of victim in her home accompanied by acts of violence and destruction. Total sentence of 18 months’ imprisonment plus 18 months on licence – appeal refused and sentence upheld – recent definitive Guideline from E&W considered – need for victim’s medical reports to be supported by notes and records underlined.

2015 NICA 48 Treacy J

15 January 2015

R v Edward Cambridge

Robbery contrary to s. 8(1) Theft Act (NI) 1969 and AOABH contrary to s 47 of the Offences Against Person Act 1861 – whether finding of dangerousness justified – whether indeterminate custodial sentence justified – appeal allowed solely in respect of indeterminate sentence which is ‘a sentence of last resort’ – extended custodial sentence substituted.

2015 NICA 4 Gillen LJ

27 June 2013

R v Kevin Brannigan DPP's Ref (No.7 of 2013)

Causing GBI by careless driving – dangerous driving – perverting the course of justice – almost invariably requires immediate consecutive sentence – suspended sentences inappropriate in this case – sentencers need to consider whether exceptional circumstances exists in serious offending before suspending.

[2013] NICA 39 Morgan LCJ

26 November 1991

Attorney General's Reference (No 1 of 1991)

Defendants assaulted police officers in an effort to escape after committing burglary - distinction between attempt to resist arrest and intent to inflict grievous bodily harm - concurrent and consecutive sentence - whether sentence for initial offence should be fixed independently of assault - whether sentence unduly lenient.

[1991] 9 NIJB 72 Hutton LCJ
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