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. It is rare for the Court of Appeal to find that a sentencing judge has made a mistake and passed an unlawful sentence.

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. Which of the following are the purposes of sentencing? Please select all that apply.

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. What is the maximum sentence that the magistrates' court can impose for a single offence?

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. A court must always obtain a pre-sentence report before sentencing an offender.

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. What is the role of sentencing guidelines?

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. Which of the following are examples of aggravating factors to which the court must have regard when sentencing an offender? Please select all that apply.

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. What is the maximum by which an offender's sentence may be discounted to reflect a guilty plea?

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. If the defendant pleads guilty to an offence but disputes the facts alleged by the prosecution, the court may need to hold a ______ hearing.

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. Which of the following are capable of being aggravating factors to which the court must have regard when sentencing an offender? Select all that apply.

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. What is the maximum period of a conditional discharge?

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. A fine is the most common type of sentence imposed by the criminal courts.

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. Which of the following is not a requirement that may be attached to a community order?

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. When a defendant is sentenced to life imprisonment, this means that they will spend the rest of their life in prison.

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. The aims of youth sentencing are the same as the aims of adult sentencing.

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. Which of the following sentences may be imposed on young offenders? Please select all that apply.

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. Victims and young offenders may agree to meet so the victim can explain the effect the crime has had upon them. This is known as ___________ justice

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