Offence
Aggravated vehicle taking - ( driver did not take ) and dangerous driving
How often this offence appears in the published court listings for England and Wales, which courts list it most and where to read the official sentencing guideline.
- Hearings listed
- 54
- Courts listing it
- 31
- Heard in
- Magistrates' Court (54)
- Sentencing guideline
- Aggravated vehicle taking – dangerous driving
- Official offence code
- TH68147
- The law
- Contrary to section 12A of the Theft Act 1968.
- Where it can be tried
- Magistrates' court or Crown Court
- Can lead to prison
- Yes
Courts that list it most
- Bexley Magistrates' Court (4 hearings)
- Bristol Magistrates' Court (4 hearings)
- Bromley Magistrates' Court (4 hearings)
- Birmingham Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Manchester Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Reading Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Willesden Magistrates' Court (3 hearings)
- Barkingside Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Croydon Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Plymouth Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Sheffield Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Stockport Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Thames Magistrates' Court (2 hearings)
- Brighton Magistrates' Court (1 hearing)
- Burnley Magistrates' Court (1 hearing)
Related offences
- Aggravated vehicle taking - ( initial taker ) and dangerous driving
- Aggravated vehicle taking - (initial taker) and vehicle damage under £5000
- Aggravated vehicle taking - ( initial taker ) and vehicle damage of £5000 or over
- Driver of a vehicle fail to stop after road accident - give name and address of self and owner / vehicle details
- Aggravated vehicle taking - (initial taker) and property damage under £5000
- Fail to give information relating to the identification of the driver / rider of a vehicle when required
- Fail to provide specimen for analysis - vehicle driver
- Use a handheld mobile phone / device while driving a motor vehicle on a road - endorsable offence