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Should appeals appeals against the variation of SPO be heard in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division or the Court of Appeal Civil Division

August 7, 2012 from Leave a Comment

There has been an interesting judgement in the Appeal Court concerning Appeals against Sexual Prevention Orders – should they be heard in the Criminal Courts or the Civil Courts.
The Appeal also touches on sentencing practice.

Neutral Citation Number: [2012] EWCA Crim 1456
Case No: 2011/04795 (ALDRIDGE) AND 2011/07058 (EATON)Hearing date: 23rd May 2012Aldridge v R. (Rev 3) [2012] EWCA Crim 1456 (04 July 2012) 

which can be accessed via Bailii website here 

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