Practice and Procedure
R v RAHUEL DELUCCA : R v GRAHAM MURRAY : R v CHRISTOPHER STUBBINGS (2010)
PUBLISHED March 31, 2010[2010] EWCA Crim 710
A court imposing a sentence of imprisonment for public protection could, by taking into account other non-specified offences before it, specify a minimum term based on a notional determinate sentence that was greater than the statutory maximum for the specified offence for which the sentence was being imposed.
CA (Crim Div) (Thomas LJ, Saunders J, Stadlen J)
31/03/2010
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