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Court increases sentence for man convicted of abusing former partner

The Court of Appeal replaced a suspended sentence with four years and three months in prison after an Attorney General referral.

Original report: Oct 20, 2026

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  • The UK government said the man’s original three-year suspended sentence was increased under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.
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The revised sentence means the man will serve an immediate prison term, according to the UK government.

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  2. The Court of Appeal replaced a suspended sentence with four years and three months in prison after an Attorney General referral.

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  3. The UK government said the man’s original three-year suspended sentence was increased under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

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  4. The revised sentence means the man will serve an immediate prison term, according to the UK government.

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