A disqualification from working with children was inappropriate where the offender posed a low risk of harm to young girls only and it was therefore replaced with a sexual offences prevention order reflecting this.
CHILD SEX OFFENCES CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND COURT SERVICES ACT 2000 s.28 DISQUALIFICATION FROM WORKING WITH CHILDREN REASONABLENESS OF DISQUALIFICATION FROM WORKING WITH CHILDREN RISK OF REOFFENDING s.104(2) s.106(3) Sch.3 SENTENCING SEXUAL ACTIVITY WITH CHILDREN SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 2003 s.104 TEACHERS YOUNG PERSONS
In circumstances where an offender had deceived a complainant and pressured her into having sexual intercourse more frequently than she would have done otherwise, the conclusive presumption under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 s.76 had no application as the complainant had not been deceived as to the nature or purpose of sexual intercourse.
CONSENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND COURT SERVICES ACT 2000 s.28 CRIMINAL LAW DECEPTION IRREBUTTABLE PRESUMPTIONS NATURE OF DECEIT CAUSING COMPLAINANT TO HAVE SEXUAL INTERCOURSE PRESUMPTIONS PROCURING INTERCOURSE RAPE s.3 s.74 s.75 s.76 s.76(2)(a) s.77 SENTENCING SEXUAL OFFENCES SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 1956 s.3(1) SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 2003 s.1(1)
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