Warwick Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 130 verdicts at Warwick Crown Court (Leamington Spa). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

April 2018 1 case

Kirandeep Dhesi

Theft *

Sentence

eight-month prison sentence suspended for two years and 180 hours of unpaid work

Kirandeep Dhesi, a former carer, repeatedly stole small sums totaling £600 from a vulnerable 42-year-old Leamington woman suffering from multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, and limited mobility. Dhesi began working for Lotus Care in 2014 and became the woman's carer in summer 2016, visiting up to four times a day. After losing her job by falsely claiming hospital visits, she continued visiting the home, asking for 'loans' she never intended to repay, and keeping money from household withdrawals.

Pleaded guilty to theft. Ordered to pay back £600 compensation at £50 a month and £600 costs. Judge noted she exploited a position of trust.

24 Apr 2018

September 2017 1 case

Peter Lancaster

Historic child sex offences *

Sentence

Not stated

Peter Lancaster committed sex offences between 1983 and 1987 in Priors Marston, near Southam, when he was aged 14 to 18 years old. The offences involved one count of buggery, one of indecency with a child, and three counts of indecent assault on a man. The case followed an investigation by Warwickshire Police.

Found guilty of one count of buggery, one of indecency with a child and three counts of indecent assault on a man. Police Insp Andy Smith commented on the damaging effect on the victim and praised the victim's courage.

22 Sep 2017

August 2017 1 case

Akiem Burton

Possessing class A drugs with intent to supply and possessing a bladed article *

Sentence

21 months imprisonment for drug offences and consecutive 4 months imprisonment for possessing a bladed article

On May 24, 2017, Akiem Burton was found in Claverdon near Warwick after being ordered off a train for lacking a ticket. He aroused suspicion by wearing a long winter coat and woolly beanie on a warm day. Police conducted a stop and search, initially finding a small amount of cannabis. During a struggle, they discovered a clingfilm package in his coat containing ten £10 wraps of heroin and 33 deals of crack cocaine worth up to £660, plus a bayonet-sized knife in his waistband. Messages on his phone indicated drug supply, and drug paraphernalia was found at his home in Cotswold Close, Rednal, Birmingham.

Pleaded guilty to two charges of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply and possessing a bladed article. Was subject to a suspended sentence at the time for a previous knife offence. Judge noted depression but stated it was no excuse for drug dealing.

12 Aug 2017

June 2017 4 cases

Christopher Kain

Affray *

Sentence

12 weeks custody suspended for 12 months, with a 9pm to 5am curfew for six weeks, and 100 hours of unpaid work

Following the assault on Shaun O’Regan by Daniel Rollins in October 2016 in Tachbrook Road, Leamington, Christopher Kain left his home and went with Rollins to O’Regan’s residence in Windmill Road. There, Kain entered the home and smashed O’Regan’s television, contributing to the affray.

Pleaded guilty to affray. Involved after the initial incident by going to O’Regan’s home and smashing his television.

26 Jun 2017

Daniel Rollins

Having an offensive weapon, affray, and attempting to pervert the course of justice *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

On October 2016, Daniel Rollins discovered Shaun O’Regan breaking into his works van containing tools in Tachbrook Road, Leamington. Believing it was a theft, Rollins confronted O’Regan, kicked him while he was on the ground, and struck him over the head with a baseball bat, which broke. CCTV footage captured the incident. Later, after being remanded and granted bail, Rollins engaged in messages with O’Regan, who initiated contact offering to withdraw his complaint for payment, and Rollins attempted to persuade him not to attend court, constituting an attempt to pervert the course of justice.

Pleaded guilty to having an offensive weapon, affray, and attempting to pervert the course of justice. Judge noted his outrage at discovering the van break-in but criticized taking the law into his own hands and participating in discussions to pay off the victim.

26 Jun 2017

Anthony Bromley

Possessing heroin with intent to supply *

Sentence

4 years and 2 months imprisonment

Anthony Bromley, aged 37 from Hewitt Avenue, Coventry, was caught dealing Class A drugs while on bail for an earlier driving offence. On May 3, 2017, police stopped him driving in Emscote Road, Warwick, in breach of disqualification, and found drug paraphernalia, 87 £10 wraps of heroin, phones, and a drug-related notebook. Previously, last year, he was arrested after erratic driving in a Jaguar, pursued by police, going the wrong way around a traffic island, through red lights, hitting the central reservation and an oncoming HGV, before stopping and discarding 35 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine. He has a persistent criminal record including multiple driving while disqualified, three dangerous driving offences, and a prior conviction at age 18 for possessing amphetamine with intent to supply. His drug addiction led to debt and relapse into dealing.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, possessing heroin and crack cocaine, and possessing heroin with intent to supply. Consecutive to 7 months of a previously suspended sentence activated for a prior driving offence. Judge Andrew Lockhart QC presided.

20 Jun 2017

Peter Devoisey

Burglary *

Sentence

3 years and 8 months imprisonment

Peter Devoisey committed three burglaries. In November 2015, he burgled a house opposite his then Coventry home and was disturbed by the occupier returning. On bail for that offence, in April 2017 he broke into an 83-year-old pensioner's home in Cubbington by forcing open a ground floor patio door, but fled empty-handed when the owner returned unexpectedly after being out for half an hour. Within half an hour, he broke into another house two miles away in Weston-under-Wetherley while the owner was at work, stealing over £5,000 worth of property including jewellery, laptop computers, phones, and currency.

Pleaded guilty to three burglary charges. Had 14 prior convictions for 31 offences including offences against the person and dishonesty. Judge commented that courts bear down heavily on home burglaries as they are distressing for victims.

11 Jun 2017

May 2017 3 cases

Liam Timms

Possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life *

Sentence

17 years imprisonment

In October 2016, Liam Timms was involved in a shooting inside a Seat Leon car near Coventry’s War Memorial Park. Ross White, in the front passenger seat, was shot in the forearm and thigh, left staggering on Coat of Arms Bridge Road crying for help. Timms, who sustained a shotgun wound to his hand, sought treatment at Warwick Hospital A&E accompanied by Jason Cornwall, but left when informed he would be transferred to University Hospital in Coventry where White was taken. He later attended Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham under a false name. The car was set alight in Wathen Road, Warwick, but not fully destroyed; Timms’s blood was found on the rear off-side door, White’s on the near-side rear door, and a partly-melted unfired shotgun cartridge was discovered. The shotgun, speculated to be sawn-off, was never recovered. Timms denied possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.

Found guilty by unanimous verdict after trial. Judge Andrew Lockhart QC stated it was not an accident and likely premeditated use of the shotgun to endanger life.

21 May 2017

Lewis Walker

Sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

three-year community sentence

Lewis Walker, aged 19, engaged in sexual activity with two 13-year-old girls in 2015, despite knowing one was 13 and claiming he believed the other was 16. He admitted the first girl asked for sex and he agreed, though claimed they only kissed. Police seized his phone revealing web searches for under-age girls and 11 indecent images of girls aged 11 to 15. While on bail, he borrowed a phone and messaged a 14-year-old girl asking her to meet for sex, to which she responded negatively. He failed to attend trial in February 2017, leading to arrest and remand, and changed pleas to guilty thereafter. Post-plea, he faced abuse and intimidation, requiring police assistance to move.

Ordered to take part in a sex offender programme for up to 100 days and a rehabilitation activity for 40 days; to register as a sex offender for two-and-a-half years. Pleaded guilty to two charges of sexual activity with a child after initially denying them; previously admitted two charges of making indecent images of children and one of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Judge noted he would have been jailed but for the offences occurring in 2015.

7 May 2017

Aadil Choudhury

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

10 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years

On Sunday February 21, 2016, at 7.15pm, police had reports of a car acting suspiciously in Beauchamp Road, Leamington. An officer approached the Fiesta and noticed a strong smell of cannabis. Aadil Choudhury admitted he had just smoked a spliff. He suddenly reversed away from the officer, drove onto the pavement to pass 'road closed' signs, headed towards Kenilworth Road and the A452. Driving with lights off, he overtook cars on the wrong side of the road at up to 70mph in a 40mph limit. He turned onto the A46 Kenilworth by-pass, switched across lanes weaving between traffic at around 100mph. He then swerved onto the slip-road at Stoneleigh junction, lost control, veered across the grass verge back onto the A46 and across all three lanes before crashing into the central barrier. He did not hit any other cars. He panicked because he had been smoking cannabis.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving. Ordered to do 100 hours of unpaid work, pay £120 costs, and banned from driving for three years. Delay in case due to prior drugs case where he was fined for possessing £255 worth of cannabis.

6 May 2017

March 2017 2 cases

Ryan Wood

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

8 months imprisonment and disqualified from driving for 5 years

On December 30, 2016, Ryan Wood, 28, from Turberville Place, Warwick, left a nightclub in Leamington in the early hours despite being drunk and warnings from door staff who notified police. Officers found him in his car and warned him not to drive, but at around 2am he drove off. He was observed driving at 70mph in dense fog over a bridge in Emscote Road, overtaking on the wrong side of the road. Officers lost him briefly due to weather but caught up and stopped him. As they exited their vehicle, Wood reversed into the police car, causing the door to clip an officer's shoulder, resulting in bruising. He was arrested, swore at officers, and at the station refused a breath test and interview.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and failing to provide a specimen. Prior convictions for driving with excess alcohol in 2010 and disqualified for 40 months in 2013 for driving while unfit through drink or drugs. Judge commented that the public cannot be expected to meet drunk drivers on foggy nights driving too fast on the wrong side of the road.

15 Mar 2017

O’Neill Gill

Having a dog which caused injury while dangerously out of control *

Sentence

12-month conditional discharge

On April 27, 2016, O’Neill Gill was walking his Rottweiler dog, Rottie, on a lead along Nunts Lane, Holbrooks, Coventry, shortly after 4pm as children were heading home from a nearby school. Without warning, the dog bit a 10 or 11-year-old schoolgirl on her right forearm, causing bruising, before being pulled away by Gill. Minutes later, a teacher from the school approached Gill and asked if the dog was friendly; Gill replied that he used to think so. The dog then jumped up and bit the teacher on the forearm, causing four puncture wounds requiring hospital treatment. The dog had no prior history of aggressive behaviour, possibly provoked by children from the school throwing stones at it previously. The dog was seized by police and later put down at Gill’s request.

Pleaded guilty to two charges of having a dog which caused injury while dangerously out of control. Ordered to pay £250 compensation to each of the victims. Dog put down at his request.

13 Mar 2017

February 2017 2 cases

Martin Cantle

Controlling a child prostitute and supplying cocaine *

Sentence

11 years imprisonment

In 2014, Martin Cantle, 24, from Coventry, partnered with Thomas Entwistle to prey on a vulnerable 17-year-old girl from Leamington who was in care and had absconded, forcing her into prostitution for financial gain. They controlled her every move, supplied her with cocaine to addict her, made her work up to 20 clients a night earning £500 which they kept, put her in dangerous situations, and used threats and violence to prevent escape. Cantle first suggested prostituting her when short of money, supported by Entwistle. They treated her as property and planned to exploit other young girls in Coventry's Hillfields area.

Found guilty by jury. Ordered to register as sex offender for life and subject to sexual harm prevention order restricting contact with girls under 16. Described as the 'puppet-master' who first raised the idea of prostitution. Judge noted grooming, drug supply, and inhuman treatment of the victim.

22 Feb 2017

Thomas Entwistle

Controlling a child prostitute and supplying cocaine *

Sentence

11 years imprisonment

In 2014, Thomas Entwistle, 26, from Napton, befriended and groomed a vulnerable 17-year-old girl from Leamington who was in care and had turned to prostitution. He teamed up with Martin Cantle to control her, forcing her to work as a prostitute up to 20 clients a night, keeping all earnings (up to £500 per night), supplying her with cocaine to make her addicted and pliable, and treating her inhumanely, including having regular sex with her himself before sending her out. They picked her up from her carer's and dropped her back, controlled her life entirely, and ignored her pleas to stop. Evidence showed plans to exploit other young girls in Coventry's Hillfields area.

Found guilty by jury. Ordered to register as sex offender for life and subject to sexual harm prevention order restricting contact with girls under 16. Judge noted grooming, drug supply, and inhuman treatment of the victim.

22 Feb 2017

September 2015 4 cases

John Hogan

Burglary *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

On July 6, 2015, John Hogan was captured in the background of a mobile phone photo taken by a mother of her children and child minder outside their home in Haseley Road, Wood End, Coventry, as they left. He was wearing a distinctive baseball cap and standing with a mountain bike. After they departed, Hogan broke into the house by forcing the rear patio door. He moved a brand-new expensive large-screen television but left it behind, and stole a handbag and its contents.

Pleaded guilty. Regular offender with 47 previous offences of theft, mainly from shops and cars. Offending had tailed off after release from a two-year sentence for robbery in 2011, but lapsed due to crack cocaine use after relationship breakdown.

29 Sep 2015

Prashant Sengar

Sexual assault *

Sentence

22 months imprisonment

Prashant Sengar, the 40-year-old boss of the now-closed Spicy Affair restaurant in Victoria Terrace, Leamington, committed a string of sexual assaults against six young women who applied for jobs as waitresses or in entertainment between 2012 and 2013. He abused his position of authority by slapping bottoms, grabbing from behind, attempting to forcibly kiss victims, touching knees and thighs inappropriately during interviews, and stroking backs. Despite being questioned by police twice previously without charges, he continued his behaviour. Victims reported incidents, leading to his eventual arrest and trial. He denied all allegations, claiming the women were lying, and shook his head during sentencing.

Found guilty by jury of seven charges of sexual assault. Ordered to register as a sex offender for ten years. Indefinite sexual harm prevention order imposed, banning him from interviewing female job applicants without a chaperone. Judge commented that the offences were planned activity against young women seeking employment.

11 Sep 2015

Ross Clark

Causing death by careless driving *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment and 4-year driving ban

On the evening prior to the collision, Ross Clark, aged 38, had been drinking at the Craven Arms Public House on Woodway Lane, Coventry. He offered to drive 16-year-old Lucy Commins and her friend Taylor Hall to a petrol station to buy cigarettes. On the return journey, Clark turned his Mercedes CLK directly into the path of two oncoming vehicles at the junction of Ansty Road and Woodway Lane, resulting in a collision that killed Lucy, who was in the front passenger seat, almost instantly. Taylor sustained serious injuries. Clark refused to provide a blood specimen at the hospital, claiming influence of morphine, but witnesses described him as drunk. The manoeuvre was described as staggeringly stupid and reckless.

Found guilty by unanimous verdict in June of causing death by careless driving and failing to provide a specimen of blood for analysis. Had two prior convictions for drink driving.

11 Sep 2015

Not Stated

Attempted rape *

Sentence

2.5 years imprisonment

The defendant, a man in his early 60s from Coventry, attempted to rape his wife in May 2015 after their intimate relationship had ceased for about ten years due to her health issues and his prior incident with their daughter's underwear. He entered her bedroom naked, threatened to force her, ripped off her blouse and bra, and tried to force penetration of her mouth. She escaped to a neighbor's house, and police were called. He admitted the attack to police himself.

Pleaded guilty. Ordered to register as a sex offender for life and a restraining order imposed preventing contact with his wife. Judge noted remorse but emphasized the devastation to the victim.

1 Sep 2015

August 2015 2 cases

Marcus Conrad Towey

Benefit fraud *

Sentence

15 months imprisonment

Marcus Conrad Towey falsely claimed £40,000 in housing and council tax benefits, income support, and incapacity benefits over two-and-a-half years by making false statements to the Department of Work and Pensions and Stratford District Council. He failed to declare that he had a job and had married, with his new wife also in employment. The fraud was discovered during an investigation, during which he cited ill-health as a defence and claimed to have found a job after his incapacity benefit was stopped.

Pleaded guilty to fraud offences. Agreed to repay debt to Stratford District Council.

26 Aug 2015

Landrine Ndingambote

Possessing and distributing indecent images of children *

Sentence

21 months imprisonment

In November 2014, someone reported to police that indecent images of children had been sent to their phone from a phone registered to Landrine Ndingambote, a 28-year-old British citizen originally from the Congo, residing at North Street, Stoke, Coventry. Police raided her home and seized four phones. She admitted receiving a clip via WhatsApp and forwarding it via Facebook to show a friend, but due to lack of technological knowledge, posted it publicly. She removed it after objections. Videos on her phones included a boy aged four or five having oral sex and simulating intercourse with a girl of about 16, and horrific images of sexual mutilation of boys aged about five or six. She also possessed bestiality images, which she claimed she found distasteful but did not know were illegal. She had been using her phone to seek work as a dinner lady.

Pleaded guilty to five charges of possessing indecent images of children and two of distributing them, and possessing and publishing images of extreme pornography. Ordered to register as a sex offender for ten years and made subject to a sexual offences prevention order banning her from working with children. Judge noted she could have reported the images to police instead of forwarding them on six separate occasions to other people.

24 Aug 2015

July 2015 6 cases

Sarah Claridge

Robbery *

Sentence

4 years and 3 months imprisonment

On August 15, 2015, Sarah Claridge, aged 42, of George Hodkinson Close, Tile Hill, drove the mint green Vauxhall Corsa used as the getaway vehicle after Shane McPherson and Kai Flynn robbed Bargain Booze on Station Avenue at 9.40pm, with Daniel Aspinall as lookout. The robbers stole cash, cigarettes, and bottles of spirits. Claridge drove the group to the Peeping Tom pub on Cromwell Lane, where they were arrested less than two hours later while celebrating the spoils. Searches of the car and her home found cigarettes, spirits, a balaclava, and a hunting knife.

Found guilty after denying involvement in a week-long trial. Acted as getaway driver.

28 Jul 2015

Shane Mcpherson

Robbery *

Sentence

3 years and 4 months imprisonment

On August 15, 2015, Shane McPherson, aged 27, of no fixed address, entered Bargain Booze on Station Avenue at 9.40pm armed with a knife and, along with Kai Flynn who carried a dumbbell bar, demanded staff open the till. They stole cash, cigarettes, and bottles of spirits. McPherson fled in a mint green Vauxhall Corsa driven by Sarah Claridge and was arrested at the Peeping Tom pub on Cromwell Lane shortly after, where the group was counting the stolen money.

Admitted guilt early on. Entered the store armed with a knife and demanded the till be opened. Threw drink at an officer and attempted to flee during arrest.

28 Jul 2015

Kai Flynn

Robbery *

Sentence

3 years and 4 months imprisonment

On August 15, 2015, Kai Flynn, aged 29, of Jardine Crescent, Tile Hill, entered Bargain Booze on Station Avenue at 9.40pm armed with a dumbbell bar and, along with Shane McPherson who carried a knife, demanded staff open the till. They stole cash, cigarettes, and bottles of spirits. Flynn fled in a mint green Vauxhall Corsa driven by Sarah Claridge and was arrested at the Peeping Tom pub on Cromwell Lane shortly after, where the group was celebrating by counting the stolen pound coins.

Admitted guilt early on. Entered the store armed with a dumbbell bar.

28 Jul 2015

Daniel Aspinall

Robbery *

Sentence

4 years and 3 months imprisonment

On August 15, 2015, Daniel Aspinall, aged 23, of Mauren Close, Tile Hill, acted as lookout while Shane McPherson and Kai Flynn robbed Bargain Booze on Station Avenue at 9.40pm. The robbers, armed with a knife and a dumbbell bar, stole cash from the till, cigarettes, and bottles of spirits. Aspinall fled with the group in a mint green Vauxhall Corsa driven by Sarah Claridge and was arrested less than two hours later at the Peeping Tom pub on Cromwell Lane, where they were celebrating the spoils by counting the stolen pound coins.

Found guilty after denying involvement in a week-long trial. Acted as lookout during the robbery.

28 Jul 2015

Ajemai George

Possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life *

Sentence

16 years imprisonment

On July 15, 2014, in Milverton Road, Coventry, Ajemai George drove his VW Golf alongside Alam Kamal and fired a pistol at him through the driver's door window after a confrontation involving Lackston Powell. Kamal dodged the bullet and hid in nearby gardens. George then pointed the gun at Shamina Hussain before driving away at speed. George claimed he knew nothing about the gun and that someone else must have driven his car.

Pleaded not guilty but found guilty by a majority of 11-1 on possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life and possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence. Judge Andrew Lockhart QC commented that George could have been charged with attempted murder.

21 Jul 2015

Lackston Powell

Affray *

Sentence

30 months imprisonment

On July 15, 2014, in Milverton Road, Coventry, Lackston Powell aggressively confronted a woman he had been in a relationship with, leading to a minor physical altercation with Alam Kamal. Powell returned with a knife and later with Ajemai George. He was chased away by Kamal and Shamina Hussain, who were armed with a knife and metal pole.

Pleaded not guilty to possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life but was cleared by the jury. Admitted charges of affray and possessing an offensive weapon.

21 Jul 2015

November 2014 2 cases

Reece Jones

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

8 years and 9 months imprisonment

Reece Jones, aged 24 from Attoxhall Road, Coventry, was driving a black Ford Fiesta ST at speeds over 70mph while racing another vehicle on Ansty Road. After Ross Clark turned his Mercedes into their path at the junction with Woodway Lane, Jones' vehicle was involved in the collision that killed 16-year-old Lucy Commins and injured Taylor Hall. Jones, who was disqualified and uninsured, failed to stop, drove on the wrong side of the dual carriageway to escape, and later changed the appearance of his vehicle to pervert the course of justice.

Convicted of causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving, dangerous driving, driving whilst disqualified, using a vehicle with no insurance, and perverting the course of justice. Was a disqualified driver and on licence from prison for robbery at the time.

1 Nov 2014

Sean Sparkes

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

6 years and 6 months imprisonment

Sean Sparkes, aged 33 from Nuneaton Road, Bulkington, was driving a silver VW Golf at speeds over 70mph while racing another vehicle on Ansty Road, Coventry. He collided with the passenger side of Ross Clark's Mercedes CLK after Clark turned into their path at the junction with Woodway Lane, causing the death of 16-year-old passenger Lucy Commins almost instantly and serious injuries to Taylor Hall. Sparkes was involved in perverting the course of justice following the incident.

Convicted of causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and perverting the course of justice.

1 Nov 2014

July 2014 1 case

Suzanne Edmondson

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

2 years and 8 months imprisonment

Suzanne Edmondson, 49, was working at Chasewood Care Home in School Lane, Exhall, in February 2014 when she pinned down a 90-year-old dementia patient and struck him in the face while swearing at him. The incident was witnessed by another worker who reported it, leading to police involvement. The victim was hospitalized with a black eye, a cut above his left eye, bruising to both arms, and swollen fingers.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and an offence involving care home staff ill-treating a patient.

9 Jul 2014

May 2014 1 case

Gavin Butters

Inflicting grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

On a night out in Stratford in September 2013, Gavin Butters committed common assault on nightclub doorman Vladimir Margjoka during a scuffle at the Caz Bar after his girlfriend was asked for ID. Later, in Guild Street, Butters followed his girlfriend across the road and launched an unprovoked attack on Alexander Pitts, punching him to the face, knocking him to the ground, and repeatedly punching or kicking him. As a result, Mr Pitts had two teeth knocked out and cuts that will leave permanent scars. The incident was captured on CCTV, leading to their arrest shortly after. Butters had previous convictions for violence, including a 12-month suspended sentence in August 2011 for inflicting grievous bodily harm by breaking another man's jaw.

Pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm. Also sentenced to a consecutive 2 month term for common assault. Judge Sylvia de Bertodano commented on his repeated violence and previous suspended sentence.

19 May 2014

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Warwick Crown Court, located in Leamington Spa, is a Crown Court that handles serious criminal cases including murder, rape, robbery, and other indictable offences. With 130 sentencing records in our database, it is one of the Crown Courts serving the Leamington Spa area. Crown Courts sit with a judge and jury, and have the power to impose the full range of sentences available under UK law.

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