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CRIMINAL DIVISION
ON APPEAL FROM THE CROWN COURT AT MANCHESTER
(HIS HONOUR JUDGE GILBART) [T20217069]
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B e f o r e :
MRS JUSTICE STACEY DBE
THE RECORDER OF CARDIFF
(Her Honour Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke)
(Sitting as a Judge of the Court of Appeal Criminal Division)
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MOHAMMED DANYAL IMRAN |
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Lower Ground Floor, 46 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1JE
Tel No: 020 7404 1400; Email: [email protected] (Official Shorthand Writers to the Court)
Mr P Barr appeared on behalf of the Crown
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Crown Copyright ©
Friday 24 January 2025
LORD JUSTICE JEREMY BAKER: I shall ask Mrs Justice Stacey to give the judgment of the court.
MRS JUSTICE STACEY:
(1) That the sentence was manifestly excessive and/or wrong in principle as the judge failed to make sufficient allowance for the physical and mental condition that had overtaken the appellant since the date of the offence;
(2) That this was an exceptional case that should fall outside the guidelines because of the appellant's health conditions.
(3) That the appellant will face difficulties in custody which will make the sentence much more oppressive for him;
(3) That he is now 27 years of age and was aged 21 years at the date of the offending; and
(4) That he led a blameless and praiseworthy life in the intervening period from the date of the offence to the date of the sentence.
Our Conclusions