Huddersfield poison plant food mum sentenced – BBC News

Posted May 29th, 2012 in child neglect, news, poisoning, sentencing, suspended sentences by sally

“A mother whose two-year-old son died ‘a prolonged and horrible death’ after drinking poisonous plant food has been given a suspended sentence.”

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BBC News, 29th May 2012

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Riot victim’s father spared jail sentence – The Independent

“Tariq Jahan, the bereaved father from Birmingham whose appeal for calm after his son’s death in last summer’s riots helped quell further violence, was spared jail yesterday after being convicted of grievous bodily harm.”

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The Independent, 6th April 2012

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Amending Suspended Sentence Orders: Have we been getting it wrong all this time? – Zenith Chambers

Posted March 6th, 2012 in amendments, illegality, news, sentencing, suspended sentences by sally

“The Suspended Sentence Order created by the Criminal Justice Act 2003 has had a relatively straightforward existence, particularly in comparison to some of the other provisions of that much criticised Act.”

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Zenith Chambers, 27th February 2012

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Army Major given suspended jail term for possession of secret documents – Daily Telegraph

Posted February 28th, 2012 in armed forces, courts martial, documents, firearms, news, suspended sentences by sally

“Major Robert Armstrong, who was awarded the MC for gallantry three years ago, faced a court martial for separate charges, including the possession of secret documents which the judge said could have undermined national security.”

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Daily Telegraph, 28th February 2012

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Man who accused neighbour of being James Bulger killer spared jail – The Guardian

“A man who falsely accused his neighbour of being one of James Bulger’s killers has been spared an immediate prison sentence.”

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The Guardian, 11th Janaury 2012

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‘Barbaric’ gang jailed for badger baiting – The Guardian

Posted January 10th, 2012 in animal cruelty, news, sentencing, suspended sentences, young offenders by sally

“Four men who formed the core of a ‘barbaric’ gang of badger baiters have each been jailed for 16 weeks and ordered to pay £850 in costs and compensation for killing three animals and a litter of unborn cubs.”

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The Guardian, 10th January 2012

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Skip hire boss William O’Grady dumped waste illegally – BBC News

Posted December 20th, 2011 in community service, news, suspended sentences, waste by sally

“A skip hire firm boss has been given a year’s suspended sentence for illegally dumping waste which saved him up to £1.5m in charges.”

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BBC News, 20th December 2011

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Anglesey ex-police worker sentenced for indecent mages – BBC News

“A former North Wales Police worker has been given a suspended jail sentence after admitting making and possessing indecent images of children.”

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BBC News, 23rd November 2011

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Bolton pupil sex text teacher Katheryn Roach sentenced – BBC News

Posted November 1st, 2011 in incitement, news, sentencing, sexual offences, suspended sentences, teachers by sally

“A religious education teacher who sent sexual text messages to a pupil blamed the break-up of an affair for her actions, Bolton Crown court has heard.”

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BBC News, 31st October 2011

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Money launderer gets suspended term – The Independent

“A casino worker was sentenced today for laundering thousands of pounds of drug money with her father, police said.”

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The Independent, 1st August 2011

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Nottingham pig’s head mosque race abuse man sentenced – BBC News

“A man who was involved in placing a pig’s head on a pole outside the possible site of a mosque in Nottingham has been given a suspended sentence.”

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BBC News, 21st July 2011

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Burglar freed to protect rights of his children – Daily Telegraph

Posted May 31st, 2011 in appeals, burglary, children, human rights, news, sentencing, suspended sentences by sally

“A burglar has been freed early from jail – because keeping him locked up breaches the human rights of his children, judges ruled yesterday.”

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Daily Telegraph, 27th May 2011

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Woman used as ‘slave’ wins case against former hospital director – The Guardian

“A former hospital director has been convicted of trafficking a woman from Tanzania to Britain and using her as a ‘slave’, in the first case of its kind to come before a court.”

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The Guardian, 17th March 2011

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Man admits ‘horrific’ attack on cat – The Independent

Posted February 24th, 2011 in alcohol abuse, animal cruelty, news, suspended sentences by sally

“A man killed a cat when he picked it up by a hind leg and swung it head-first into a wall at least four times, a court has heard.”

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The Independent, 24th February 2011

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‘Mercy killing’ husband George Webb freed from prison – The Guardian

“Appeal judges overturn the custodial sentence for the manslaughter of his ill wife in favour of a suspended term.”

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The Guardian, 26th January 2011

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Man, 76, avoids jail over Castlemorton Asbo breaches – BBC News

Posted September 17th, 2010 in ASBOs, news, suspended sentences by sally

“An elderly man who tormented his neighbours by singing loudly outside their homes and insulting them has been given a 16-week suspended jail term.”

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BBC News, 16th September 2010

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BBC’s Ray Gosling sentenced for wasting police time – BBC News

Posted September 14th, 2010 in euthanasia, news, sentencing, suspended sentences, wasting police time by sally

“A BBC presenter who admitted wasting police time after claiming on air that he smothered his dying lover has been given a suspended prison sentence.”

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BBC News, 14th September 2010

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Broadmoor carer admits having sex with rapist patient – BBC News

Posted September 14th, 2010 in care workers, mental health, news, sexual offences, suspended sentences by sally

“A 31-year-old care worker at Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital in Berkshire has admitted having sex with a mentally-ill patient.”

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BBC News, 13th September 2010

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Kent dog breeder Melanie King banned for animal cruelty – BBC News

Posted September 10th, 2010 in animal cruelty, community service, costs, news, suspended sentences by sally

“A Kent breeder who kept dogs in ‘truly appalling’ conditions has been banned from keeping animals for life.”

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BBC News, 9th September 2010

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Woman escapes jail for urinating on memorial – The Independent

“A woman branded ‘Britain’s most disgusting person’ by veterans after she was convicted of urinating on a war memorial was given a suspended sentence today.”

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The Independent, 25th August 2010

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