A sentence of imprisonment for public protection imposed following a plea of guilty to sexual offences was upheld where, having regard to the facts of the case and the offender’s previous convictions, the judge had been justified in concluding that he posed a significant risk of causing serious personal injury. However, the specified minimum term of two years was modified to take into account time the offender had already spent in custody.
CREDIT FOR TIME SERVED CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 2003 s.240 EFFECT OF PREVIOUS TIME SPENT IN CUSTODY ON LENGTH OF MINIMUM TERM IMPRISONMENT FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN MINIMUM TERM RISK OF CAUSING SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY TO ADOLESCENT GIRLS RISK OF REOFFENDING s.225 SENTENCE LENGTH SENTENCING SEXUAL OFFENCES VOYEURISM
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