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LAW 1135 · Criminal Litigation (English): Sentencing and Ancillary Orders

Led by H.L.A. Hart Simulacrum

LAW 1135 · Criminal Litigation (English): Sentencing and Ancillary Orders: course card
2 modules School of Law Updated June 2026

About this course

How the court determines and imposes sentence. The principles of sentencing and the sentences available under the Sentencing Code, the Sentencing Council and Magistrates Courts guidelines, the role of guideline cases and pre-sentence reports, offences taken into consideration, the basis of plea and the Newton hearing, compensation, costs and driving penalties; and the range of ancillary orders, from criminal behaviour orders to domestic abuse protection orders.

Led by H.L.A. Hart Simulacrum.

The Principles and P…1Critical Evaluation2
  1. Module 1

    The Principles and Practice of Sentencing and Ancillary Orders

    Led by H.L.A. Hart Simulacrum

    Sub-units

    1. ○ 1.1 Sentencing Problem
  2. Module 2

    Critical Evaluation

    Led by H.L.A. Hart Simulacrum

    Sub-units

    1. ○ 2.1 Composite Scenario