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Jaron Solomon v R

Crim App 0008/2019 · 2020-04-30

Wounding with intent; grievous bodily harm; Sentencing categorization; UK Assault Guidelines; Aggravating factors; Totality principle

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Cause Number Crim App 0008/2019
Court CICA (Crim)
Judge Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA
Parties Jaron Solomon v R
Judgment Date 2020-04-30
Subject Wounding with intent; grievous bodily harm; Sentencing categorization; UK Assault Guidelines; Aggravating factors; Totality principle
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In the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands — Criminal Division
Cause No. Crim App 0008/2019
Between
Jaron Solomon
- v -
R
Before
Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA
Judgment delivered 2020-04-30

IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

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