Jokes2 mins ago
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i need some help with this i am currently on bail for gbh without intent i commited the offence in febuary and was bailed till may after this date they bailed me again till june and have now re-bailed me again till augaust can they keep doing this ?
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'Section 20' GBH (without 'intent') is theoretically an 'either way' offence, which means that it can be dealt with solely by a magistrates' court or passed up to the Crown court. In practice the vast majority of cases are handled by a Crown court. That usually means that there's usually at least a 9 month period between the offence and a trial and/or sentencing. 12 to 15 months is probably more typical.
Chris
'Section 20' GBH (without 'intent') is theoretically an 'either way' offence, which means that it can be dealt with solely by a magistrates' court or passed up to the Crown court. In practice the vast majority of cases are handled by a Crown court. That usually means that there's usually at least a 9 month period between the offence and a trial and/or sentencing. 12 to 15 months is probably more typical.
Chris
The vast majority of 'Section 20' offenders receive a custodial sentence so any apprenticeship or employment is likely to come to an end when you get sentenced anyway.
The sentencing guidelines are on page 15 of this document:
http://www.sentencing...inst-the%20person.pdf
The sentences shown there refer to a first-time offender convicted after a trial. An early guilty plea can see the sentence reduced (by one third in the case of a custodial sentence) but previous convictions can push the sentencing range higher.
Chris
The sentencing guidelines are on page 15 of this document:
http://www.sentencing...inst-the%20person.pdf
The sentences shown there refer to a first-time offender convicted after a trial. An early guilty plea can see the sentence reduced (by one third in the case of a custodial sentence) but previous convictions can push the sentencing range higher.
Chris
mine was nothing like stabbings, i got started on tried walking away while trying got hit threw a punch back and chucked this man to the floor somehow breaking his leg i didn't rap my leg around his or nothing like that hit him a few times and the worst part which has made this so bad put in a kick and i do hold my hands up and say i was completly out of order for that
Based upon your account of the events, your solicitor or barrister should be seeking to get the charge reduced to 'ABH'. To see the difference between 'ABH' and 'GBH' read paragraphs 45 to 58 here:
http://www.cps.gov.uk...he_person/#P189_14382
Chris
http://www.cps.gov.uk...he_person/#P189_14382
Chris
another-view, people make mistakes yeah all the time but this does not stop me from being a very good worker and good at what i do, i've had job offers which i have turned down if im that Sugar why would they ask ? i didn't train for 3 years to be Sugar at what i do, as far as i know he is not getting done but it goes down as provoction towards me so helps me out a little bit