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HM Advocate v Boyle and others

<p>This deals with the punishment parts of sentences in murder cases.</p>

HM Advocate v Graham

<p>This considers offences relating to indecent images of children.<em>  </em></p>

Appeals Against Sentence - Summary

Gill v Thomson

<p>This gives guidance on benefit fraud.</p>

Foster v Procurator Fiscal Edinburgh

<p>In this case, the<span> </span><a href="/education-resources/jargon-buster/?c=S" title="Jargon Buster" data-anchor="?c=S">Sheriff Appeal Court</a><span> issued guidance about whether there is a general rule that a </span><a href="/sentencing-information/disposals-and-appeals/" title="fine">fine</a><span> payable by instalments should be repaid within a year, and concluded that, in fact, there is no such rule.</span></p>
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