A total sentence of 16 years’ imprisonment was increased to 20 years where a judge had been wrongly advised that his sentencing powers in relation to offences of buggery committed when the offender was under 18 were limited to 12 months’ imprisonment.
BUGGERY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS ACT 1933 s.53 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 1982 s.6 FAMILIAL CHILD SEX OFFENCES HISTORICAL OFFENCES s.53(2) s.7 SENTENCING SENTENCING GUIDELINES SENTENCING POWERS TOTALITY OF SENTENCE UNDUE LENIENCY VICTIM IMPACT
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