Practice and Procedure
R v MARK TOMLIN (2012)
PUBLISHED June 22, 2012[2012] EWCA Crim 1436
A judge had not erred by imposing concurrent sentences of three-years-and-four-months' imprisonment on an offender after his guilty pleas to burglary and attempted burglary, and a consecutive sentence of eight months' imprisonment for breach of a suspended sentence.
CA (Crim Div) (Dobbs J, Globe J)
22/06/2012
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