Classic Classic Quiz Sentencing on Risk by Diamondsareforever Diamondsareforever 0 played - 9 yrs ago A quiz on UK law on sentencing on risk with particular reference to discretionary life sentences. QUIZ 30 QUESTIONS medium 1 Which case held that the departure of S 229(3) would not be mourned? Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008Lang (2005)R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)Richards (2006)Offen No 2 2 Which case generally relates to discretionary life sentences? R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008Lang (2005)Richards (2006)Offen No 2 3 Which case is an example of the judiciary's opposition to S 229? R v McNee, Russell and Gunn (2007)Richards (2006)Offen No 2Lang (2005)Attorney General's Reference No 55 of 2008 4 Which section does the risk criterion not apply to? S 225S 226AS 16S 224AS 46 5 Which Schedule contains the list of specified offences? 229225226A15B16A 6 Which two life sentences (apart from murder) in effect have no discretion? S 225 & S 226AS 229(2) & S 104(1)(b)S 19 & S 97S 5 & S 106S 224A & S 225 7 Which section of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 contains provisions relating to Sexual Offences Prevention orders? S 5S 104S 20S 6S 25 8 In which case was it noted that Sexual Offences Prevention Orders were not dependent on a particular conviction or any particular sentence? Whittaker (1996)Richards (2006)Offen No 2Hodgson (1967)Chapman (2000) 9 Which provision of the CJIA 2008 states that violent offender orders can be made on application from a Chief Officer of Police? S 100S 98S 98(1)S 98(2)S 98(3) 10 Which section says that these orders should be of at least two years duration? S 20S 18S 12S 100S 98 11 For these orders how long must the offender have received a prison sentence for (at least)? 20 months9 months8 months3 months12 months 12 When did longer than commensurate sentences run from? 1991-20031997-20032002-20122003-20042003-2008 13 When did automatic life sentences run from? 1997-20032003-20042004-20081991-20032002-2003 14 Which case relates to automatic life sentences? Hodgson (1967)Chapman (2000)Whittaker (1996)McNee (2007)Offen No 2 15 Where is the current law for early release for fixed term prisoners? CJA 2003 s 244CJA 2003, s 238CJA 2003, s 19CJA 2003, s 91CJA 2003, s 23 16 Under what section of the CJA 2003 can courts make a recommendation to the Home Secretary of conditions to be included in the license? S 91S 20S 3S 238S 19 17 Where are provisions regarding minimum terms for IPP and life sentences? CJA 2003, s 227Cja 2003, s 226aCJA 2003, s 254Pccsa 2000, s 12Pccsa 2000, s 82(a) 18 Which section of the CJA 2003 relates to recall of prisoners while on license? S 227S 254S 252S 12S 82A 19 Which section of the CJA 2003 contains a duty to comply with licence conditions? S 227S 252S 12S 20S 82A 20 Which section of the CJA 2003 contains a life sentence for serious offences if risk and if seriousness justifies it? S 17S 225S 200S 3S 12 21 Which section of the CJA 2003 contains the mandatory life sentence for murder? S 225S 20S 3S 203S 12 22 Which case said life sentences should be given to those who had committed grave crimes? Whittaker (1996)McNee (2007)R v Kehoe (2008)Hodgson (1967)Chapman (2000) 23 Which case held that life sentences should be given where there is a grave crime and a mental instability which may persist? R v Kehoe (2008)Chapman (2000)Hodgson (1967)Whittaker (1996)McNee (2007) 24 Which case held that a life sentence should be imposed where there was a grave crime and a risk to the public through re-offending? Whittaker (1996)Hodgson (1967)Chapman (2000)McNee (2007)R v Kehoe (2008) 25 Which case held that a life sentence should be reserved for those cases where the culpability of the offender is particularly high or the offence itself particularly grave? Hodgson (1967)Chapman (2000)Whittaker (1996)McNee (2007)R v Kehoe (2008) 26 Which act introduced longer than commensurate provisions? Criminal Justice Act 1991Criminal Justice Act 2003Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008Coroners and Justice Act 2009Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 27 Which act introduced dangerousness provisions? Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008Criminal Justice Act 2003Criminal Justice Act 1991Coroners and Justice Act 2009Sexual Offences Act 2003 28 Which section requires that the offence is a specified offence of at least 10 years or life and the offender must be a significant risk? S 225(1)S 225(2)S 10S 224AS 17(1) 29 Which section requires that the offence is liable to imprisonment for life and the court considers that the seriousness of the offence is such to justify the sentence of imprisonment for life? S 12S 225(2)S 10S 225(1)S 224A 30 Which sentence replaces the IPP? S 224AS 19S 97S 205S 2
