In Place Of Fear

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Museums which hold a museum firearms licence are excluded from the scope of the new offence under section 8A(8) where the relevant weapon was deactivated prior to 8 April 2016. Section 22(3): it is an offence for a person under the age of fifteen to have with him an assembled shotgun, except while under the supervision of a person aged twenty-one or over or while the shotgun is so covered with a securely fastened gun cover that it cannot be fired.

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The prosecution should have regard to timescales likely to be set by the court for service of evidence and the arrangements for staged reporting, including any local tripartite protocol.

For disguised stun guns, prosecutors should aver section 5(1)(b) rather than section 5(1A)(a) unless the criteria in the preceding paragraph are met.

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The basic offence should also always be charged (as an alternative in the case of summary trial since the magistrates cannot bring in an alternative verdict) but a plea to the basic offence is not acceptable. This case involved a passenger on a train kissing another passenger on the lips without her consent. Prosecutors should consider the Sentencing Council’s guidelines on sentence (see below, under ‘Guidelines’). Fear, as a primal emotion, can sweep over us like a tsunami and cause us to react without thinking or consulting our more evolved and loving self.Additional provisions: May be subject to a mandatory minimum sentence; where this applies, the maximum sentence is 10 years rather than 5 years. The Sentencing Council definitive guideline for sentencing firearm offences came into effect on 1 January 2021. In the case of offences under section 4 or 4A of the Act, the racially or religiously aggravated version of the offence is either-way with the maximum penalty on indictment being two years’ imprisonment or an unlimited fine or both. Where sixteen and seventeen year olds are subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of 3 years, the case must be committed to Crown Court for trial.