PUBLICATION – Minutes –
Minutes of meeting: January 2012
Minutes of the Sentencing Council meeting held on 20 January 2012.
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PUBLICATION – Case studies –
Burglary offences case study
Two scenarios intended to familiarise sentencers with the guideline and its step-by-step approach in relation to domestic and non-domestic burglary. These case studies are for illustration only; each individual case must be sentenced according to the factors of that case.
PUBLICATION – Minutes –
Minutes of meeting: December 2011
Minutes of the Sentencing Council meeting held on 16 December 2011.
PUBLICATION – Statistical bulletin –
Dangerous dog offences: Analysis and research bulletin
A bulletin explaining current sentencing practice for dangerous dog offences describing the context in which the consultation proposals were made.
PUBLICATION – Consultations –
Dangerous dog offences: Consultation
A consultation paper on the sentencing of dangerous dog offences. Closed on 8 March 2012.
PUBLICATION – Equality impact assessment –
Dangerous dog offences: Draft equality impact assessment
An equality impact assessment for the draft guideline on dangerous dog offences.
PUBLICATION – Research report –
Dangerous dog offences: Research report
Research into the sentencing of dangerous dog offences in order to inform the development of a guideline for these offences.
PUBLICATION – Minutes –
Minutes of meeting: November 2011
Minutes of the Sentencing Council meeting held on 18 November 2011.
PUBLICATION – Research report, Resource assessment –
Section 132 report (Coroners and Justice Act 2009): Resource Impact of the Government' s proposals on Suspended Sentence Orders
At the request of the Lord Chancellor, the Sentencing Council considered the resource effects of proposed changes to Suspended Sentence Orders (SSOs) contained in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill.
PUBLICATION – Corporate reports –
Sentencing Council Annual Report 2010/11
First annual report outlining activities from April 2010 to March 2011.