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Rae-Smith, Myles, Kelly v R

Crim App 0015/2017 · 2018-07-31

Robbery; possession of imitation firearm with intent to commit robbery; perverting the course of justice; Sentencing for armed robbery and related offences; categorization under Sentencing Guidelines; harm assessment; mitigation for health and youth; consecutive vs concurrent sentences

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Cause Number	Crim App 0015/2017
Court	CICA (Crim)
Judge	Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA
Parties	Rae-Smith, Myles, Kelly v R
Judgment Date	2018-07-31
Subject	Robbery; possession of imitation firearm with intent to commit robbery; perverting the course of justice; Sentencing for armed robbery and related offences; categorization under Sentencing Guidelines; harm assessment; mitigation for health and youth; consecutive vs concurrent sentences
Filename (current)	18-07-31_rae-smith_myleskelly_v_r.pdf

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In the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands — Criminal Division

Cause No. Crim App 0015/2017

Between

Rae-Smith, Myles, Kelly

- v -

Before
Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA

Judgment delivered 2018-07-31

IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Appearances: Ms. Lee Halliday

The victim of the robbery in
1 December 2014,
I look first of all at the robbery

Paul Myles drove the
Christine Rae-Smith’s interviews 1
detail of the commercial burglary in respect of
psychiatric support and medication being required.
Culpability.

The
Category 2 • Some physical and
women victims. Accordingly, the Cayman
goods or sums taken was not in the
Christine Rae-Smith 50.
Our view The level of harm under
(d) One of the robbers pointed

In short, in our

As Mr. Moran points
court has previously said, it is difficult

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