24 Jul 2023
35fab58b-a1e5-4ca3-bc5b-fcc03fc69eb6.pdf
- Citation
- openlaw-b7275eea_d6df_40c9_b43f_cdf90bdb77e4.pdf
- Court
- Court of Appeal
The Court held the starting point of two years six months for strangulation was available given the aggravating features (victim vulnerability, breach of a protection order, aggravated violence, enduring harm and presence of the child); an eight‑month uplift for the additional offences was justified and, applying the totality principle, the combined sentence of two years four months was not manifestly excessive, so the appeal was dismissed.