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ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.17 of 2008) sub nom R v PATRICK SHEEHAN-DINLER (2008)
PUBLISHED May 22, 2008[2008] EWCA Crim 1341
It was only in the most exceptional circumstances that a person convicted of perverting the course of justice would not receive an immediate sentence of imprisonment; a suspended sentence was unduly lenient where the offence involved deliberate concealment of the offender's identity to avoid detection.
CA (Crim Div) (Latham LJ, David Clarke J, MacDuff J)
22/05/2008
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