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Sentence – Imprisonment. The Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, held that a sentence of four years' imprisonment for an offence contrary to s 18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 had been unduly lenient, in circumstances where there had been a sustained attack and the victim had been left with double vision. The sentence was substituted for one of seven years and four months' imprisonment.
Sentence – Imprisonment. The Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, held that a sentence of four years' imprisonment for an offence contrary to s 18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 had been unduly lenient, in circumstances where there had been a sustained attack and the victim had been left with double vision. The sentence was substituted for one of seven years and four months' imprisonment.
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