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Sentencing

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Definition
6 months   Max custodial sentence in Mags' Court  
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£5000   Max fine in Mags' Court  
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s142 CJA 03   Sets out aims of sentencing  
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Retribution   Punishment  
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Rehabilitation   Trying to reform criminals  
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Individual deterrence   Discouraging a criminal from reoffending  
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General deterrence   Discouraging others from offending  
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Public protection   Aim of sentencing that can be achieved by incapacitating criminals  
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Reparation   Restorative justice could achieve this aim  
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Denunciation   Aim of expressing society's disapproval of a crime  
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s152 CJA 03   States that custodial sentences should only be used where other sentences are inappropriate  
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Mandatory life sentence   Sentence for murder  
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Discretionary life sentence   Sentence of up to life imprisonment  
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Tariff   Minimum time to be served as part of a life sentence  
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Whole life order   Starting point for those involved in the most serious killings  
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30/15 years   Starting points for 'less serious' murder tariffs  
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Extended determinate sentence   Offender serves 2/3 of sentence in custody  
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Suspended sentence   A sentence which will only be served if a further offence is committed  
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Community sentence   Could involve a range of requirements such as unpaid work, employment or drug programmes  
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CJA 03 s177   Provides for the imposition of community sentences  
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Fines   The most common type of sentence imposed by magistrates  
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Discharges   These may be conditional or absolute  
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'Custody Plus'   Custodial sentence and community order imposed together  
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Compensation and/or forfeiture   Orders that would give reparation to victims or remove proceeds of crime  
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21   Age at which somebody is no longer a young offender  
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Young Offenders' Institutions   Places where custodial sentences for under 21s are carried out  
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Sentencing Council   Issues and reviews guidelines on sentencing  
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Blackshaw & Others   Deterrent sentence issued  
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