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BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:01 pm
NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
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Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:38 pm
Dicey wrote:That's not good news..can't see him playing much before his trial
Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:38 pm
Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:52 pm
Malkythegreat wrote:I can't see how we wouldn't have known about this. If we didn't then tan going to hit the roof. Lol.
I'm sure everything is fine though.
Fri Aug 18, 2017 10:17 pm
BobbyBlue wrote:NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Iv been found not guilty of 2 section 18s and pleaded guilty to one section 20 so I know better than most what tomlin is being charged with.
Fri Aug 18, 2017 11:38 pm
Sat Aug 19, 2017 6:26 am
nubbsy wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Iv been found not guilty of 2 section 18s and pleaded guilty to one section 20 so I know better than most what tomlin is being charged with.
Its not a dick measuring contest
Sat Aug 19, 2017 6:49 am
nubbsy wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Iv been found not guilty of 2 section 18s and pleaded guilty to one section 20 so I know better than most what tomlin is being charged with.
Its not a dick measuring contest
Sat Aug 19, 2017 7:53 am
BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
Sat Aug 19, 2017 7:54 am
stephendavid wrote:nubbsy wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Iv been found not guilty of 2 section 18s and pleaded guilty to one section 20 so I know better than most what tomlin is being charged with.
Its not a dick measuring contest
Haha quality go on the nubster
Sat Aug 19, 2017 9:36 am
pembroke allan wrote:GBH without intent? Surely That doesn't make sense thought gbh was assaulting someone how can you do that without intending to harm them?
Sat Aug 19, 2017 9:40 am
OriginalGrangeEndBlue wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
You know nothing.
Sat Aug 19, 2017 9:41 am
BobbyBlue wrote:nubbsy wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:NIGELNIGLE wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:There's no such charge as GBH without intent. He's been charged with section 20 GBH not section 18 with intent. 12 months if found guilty after trial, suspended sentence and community service with tag if pleading guilty straight off id say.
There are two different counts of GBH, Section 20 and Section 18 with Section 20 being the less serious of the two offences. Section 20 is Grievous Bodily Harm (also known as wounding without intent) in which the defendant didn’t specifically intend to cause that much damage. Section 20 cases can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts.
Seriously harming a victim without intent is a Section 20 Assault—a less serious form of GBH. Section 20 Assault, unlike Section 18 Assault (intentional), can be heard in both the Magistrates and Crown Courts albeit will normally be dealt with in the latter, and it carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Iv been found not guilty of 2 section 18s and pleaded guilty to one section 20 so I know better than most what tomlin is being charged with.
Its not a dick measuring contest
Who's measuring dicks ? Bit gay init. Nothing to be proud of just stating a fact I know what tomlin is going thru and the possible outcome for him.