Aaron Cawley, 21, from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, pleaded guilty at Sheffield
Magistrates Court to assault and entering the field.
He was given a 16-week jail sentence and a five-year football banning order.
The court heard Cawley had been drinking heavily and had already breached two
previou
> Just 5 years?
That is the maximum they can be for...
Nigel
(the Dublin one)
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Oh, no it isn't.
Where an order is imposed in addition to a sentence of immediate imprisonment,
the term of the must be between six and ten years.
In other cases, the term of the order must be between three and five years.
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On 22 Oct 2012, at 13:22, "Nigel Sykes" wrote:
>> J
> Where an order is imposed in addition to a sentence of immediate
imprisonment,
> the term of the must be between six and ten years.
> In other cases, the term of the order must be between three and five
years.
I stand corrected.
So anyone know how come he got another 5 years ban, if the minim
It's a funny one, it would have been useful if the media had given us the exact
sentence pronouncement rather than a summary. This would have contained
information specific to each offence sentenced. We would have found out what he
was charged with and how the banning order was applied.
Sent fr
