Lady Justice Hallett DBE and Dame Linda Dobbs DBE

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Lady Justice Hallett DBE and Dame Linda Dobbs DBE STEPS TO SENTENCE Lady Justice Hallett DBE and Dame Linda Dobbs DBE

STEPS TO SENTENCE (1) Identify the appropriate starting point. Identify the relevant aggravating factors, both general and those specific to the type of offence. Consider the mitigating factors and the personal mitigation of the offender. Make the appropriate reduction for a plea of guilty.

STEPS TO SENTENCE (2) Consider any other orders. Articulate reasons for your sentence. Pass sentence!