Sentence
James Gill
James Gill (aged 39) was sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court on 22 July 2022 to 10 Years 9 Months for ABH Assault occasioning actual bodily harm and 12 other offences. The offences, what the court heard and the sentence passed.
- Court
- Nottingham Crown Court
- Sentenced
- 22 July 2022
- Sentence
- 10 Years 9 Months
- Judge
- Judge Stuart Rafferty QC
- Convicted on
- Guilty Plea
7 offences
| Offence | Sentence |
|---|---|
| ABH Assault occasioning actual bodily harm | Custodial immediate |
| Manslaughter | Custodial immediate |
| Dishonestly making off without paying for goods or services | |
| Shoplifting / Theft offences from shops | |
| Driving/Attempting To Drive Whilst Exceeding The Prescribed Limit (Drink Driving) | |
| Criminal Damage | Custodial immediate |
| Common assault and battery on Emergency Workers (eg. constable, National Crime Agency officer, prison officer, custody officer, a person employed for NHS health services, fire services or fire and rescue services) | Custodial immediate |
What the court heard
He pleaded guilty to manslaughter, assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH), assault on an emergency worker, drink-driving, criminal damage, shoplifting (alcohol) and making off without paying for goods or services in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, on 16 December 2021.