In Place Of Fear

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The Firearms Officer should provide a full description of each item found, including measurements, where relevant. The length of the barrel of a firearm should be measured from the muzzle to the point at which the charge is exploded on firing (section 57(6) Firearms Act 1968). Measurements will be particularly relevant where: The "Incompetent Suitor" also engages in stalking to establish a relationship. However, unlike the "Intimacy Seeker", they are simply seeking a date or a sexual encounter. whether it would be advantageous to the victim and any children or dependents not to have to give evidence Section 22(4): it is an offence for a person under the age of eighteen to have with him an air weapon or ammunition for an air weapon unless supervised by a person aged twenty-one or over, subject to exceptions under section 23. has an appearance that is so realistic as to make it indistinguishable, for all practical purposes, from a real firearm; and

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Where the Evidential Test is met, the starting point is that it would normally be in the public interest to prosecute having regard to the seriousness of these offences and the risk of harm presented. However, there may be circumstances where the existence of an amnesty or surrender means that that the Public Interest Test may not be met. Choosing the ChargeDepending on the circumstances, the mandatory minimum sentence may be arbitrary and disproportionate. Where section 5(1)(b) is charged, the Court may still pass a significant sentence. Section 28 of the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 creates an offence of using another person to mind a dangerous weapon: his possession of the weapon at that time and place would constitute, or be likely to involve or to lead to, the commission by him of an offence.

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The issue of whether a firearm was used can be determined by the jury if necessary; a defendant is entitled to a jury decision on this issue: Eubank [2001] EWCA Crim 891;In general, the prosecution should proceed on the basis that if the behaviour is clearly indicative of stalking, then that is the appropriate charge and should not accept a plea to harassment simply out of expediency. Bail and keeping a victim informed exposes for sale or transfer, or has in his possession for sale, transfer, repair, test or proof, any such firearms or ammunition or a shot gun; or Any firearm which is deactivated in accordance with section 8 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988 ceases to be a firearm. It is for the prosecutor to consider all the circumstances and facts of the case to arrive at a decision on the appropriate charge, applying the principles set out in the Code for Crown Prosecutors, in particular paragraph 6 'selection of charges'. The safety of the victim, and other dependents or family members should be considered throughout a prosecution case and updated risk assessments requested where appropriate but especially when there is a change in circumstances, for example if further incidents occur. Prosecutors should ensure they have had sight of the full risk assessment and not just a summary in accordance with the Director’s Guidance on Charging. Acceptability of pleas