Policy for prosecuting cases of bad driving - Crown Prosecution ...

Policy for Prosecuting Cases of Bad Driving• an indication, where applicable, of an intention to applyfor any ancillary orders, such as anti-social behaviourorders and confiscation orders.7.3 Where there is to be a delay between the date ofconviction and the date on which the court will passsentence, we will remind the court of its power to imposean interim disqualification on a defendant where it islawful for the court to do so.7.4 We will correct any misleading information given by thedefence and consider carefully any sentence that is passedto make sure that it reflects the crime.7.5 In certain cases, it is possible for the Attorney General torefer the sentence to the Court of Appeal if satisfied that itis unduly lenient. 23 Where we consider a sentence in sucha case to be unduly lenient, we may ask the AttorneyGeneral to consider referring it to the Court of Appeal.23http://www.cps.gov.uk/news/factsheets/fs-undulylenient.html34