Practice and Procedure
R (on the application of C) (Claimant) v STRATFORD MAGISTRATES' COURT (Defendant) & CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (Interested party) (2012)
PUBLISHED January 19, 2012A magistrates' court had acted perversely in ordering a pre-sentence report which excluded the possibility of custody in respect of a 16-year-old guilty of assault and causing harassment, alarm or distress. The magistrates' court had taken a perverse view of provocation and had not followed the relevant sentencing guidelines.
QBD (Admin) (Ouseley J) 19/1/2012
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