APPROPRIATE DETERMINATE SENTENCE

July 4, 2012

A sentence of eight years’ imprisonment was the very minimum that the court could impose following a plea of guilty to the rape of a young boy, which had been committed in breach of trust and against a background of repeated and regular sexual abuse. The court would be sympathetic to those who had been abused themselves, but such abuse could not excuse a child victim turning adult predator. The sentence of four-and-a-half years’ imprisonment was unduly lenient.

ABUSE OF POSITION OF TRUST APPROPRIATE DETERMINATE SENTENCE INDECENCY INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN RAPE REPEATED AND REGULAR SEXUAL ABUSE OF TWO CHILD VICTIMS OVER MANY YEARS BY OFFENDER WHO HAD ALSO BEEN ABUSED SENTENCE LENGTH SENTENCING SEXUAL ACTIVITY WITH CHILD FAMILY MEMBERS SEXUAL ASSAULT OF CHILD UNDER 13 SEXUAL GROOMING UNDUE LENIENCY YOUNG OFFENDERS

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