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R v WILLIAM LEES ASHWORTH (2009)

PUBLISHED May 5, 2009
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[2009] EWCA Crim 1028

A sentence of imprisonment for public protection with a notional determinate term of four years' imprisonment was manifestly excessive where an offender had falsely imprisoned his father, having already incurred a previous conviction for a similar offence against his mother. A determinate sentence of two years' imprisonment was substituted for the original term.

CA (Crim Div) (Moses LJ, Openshaw J, Recorder of Swansea)

05/05/2009

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