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Wildy Drunken Driver, Already Disqualified, Previous Conviction, Killed 2 People, Only Gets 7½ Years (Out In 3)
Another pathetic judge. No wonder crime is on the increase.
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A witness to the crash said they had to hold on to Clarke to stop him from trying to stagger away before the police arrived.
The court also heard a witness say it looked as if Clarke was trying to pull Mr Seymour, who was badly injured, across into the driver's seat.
A witness to the crash said they had to hold on to Clarke to stop him from trying to stagger away before the police arrived.
The court also heard a witness say it looked as if Clarke was trying to pull Mr Seymour, who was badly injured, across into the driver's seat.
>>> it doesn't say what penalties were open to the judge
See here:
https:/ /www.se ntencin gcounci l.org.u k/offen ces/cro wn-cour t/item/ causing -death- by-dang erous-d riving/
It would appear that the judge considered a notional 10-year sentence to be appropriate but was then obliged to reduce it by 25% for an early guilty plea.
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It would appear that the judge considered a notional 10-year sentence to be appropriate but was then obliged to reduce it by 25% for an early guilty plea.
One does wonder why he got in the van with a bloke who was obviously drunk.
But if the max is 10 years then with 25% off for an early plea 7.5 years is right. Mind you I think it should have been more.
Perhaps we need to adopt some of the US sentencing where they get x amount of years for each offence to run consecutively.
But if the max is 10 years then with 25% off for an early plea 7.5 years is right. Mind you I think it should have been more.
Perhaps we need to adopt some of the US sentencing where they get x amount of years for each offence to run consecutively.
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