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Kelly v HM Advocate / Robertson v HM Advocate

<p>These cases deal with discretionary life sentences for sex offenders.</p> <p>Kelly v HM Advocate (<strong>26 November 2000</strong>)</p> <p>Robertson v HM Advocate (<strong>17 February 2004</strong>)</p>

Petch & Foye v HM Advocate

<p>This addresses the calculation of the punishment part of discretionary life sentences. </p>

Gemmell v HM Advocate

<p>This judgment provides further guidance on sentencing discounts. </p>

HM Advocate v Noche

<p>This judgment deals with death by driving – whether it is appropriate to have regard to a guideline from the Sentencing Council for England and Wales and what is in that guideline.</p>

Milligan v HM Advocate

<p>This judgment considers the use of sentencing guidelines from England and Wales in Scottish courts. </p>
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