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Lesson Objectives

To know the aims of sentencing.

To understand the aims of sentencing.

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Introduction

When Magistrates or Judges pass a sentence they have to:

1. Decide what sentence to give to an offender and;

2. Decide what they are trying to achieve by the sentence they give.

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What sentences are available? Custodial (if over 21)

Young Offenders’ Institute (under 21)

Community sentence

Fine

Discharge

www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk

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What are the aims?

Punishment

Deterrence

Reform/rehabilitation

Protection from the public

Reparation

Denunciation

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Let’s consider the following cases: Teenager stealing during riots.

iphone robbers convicted of murder.

Rugby star sentenced for GBH.

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Time for a task.......

Read the cases and answer the following questions:

1. What type of sentence did the defendant receive?

2. What was the aim that the Judge

was trying to achieve in that case?

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Lesson Objectives

To know the aims of sentencing.

To understand the aims of sentencing.

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