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LEON HANLEY FROM BARNSEY SENTENCED TO 8 YEARS FOR SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST YOUNG GIRL

By Red Rose Database | Sunday, 12 January 2025

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LEON HANLEY FROM BARNSEY SENTENCED TO 8 YEARS FOR SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST YOUNG GIRL

Leon Hanley, a 36-year-old man from Barnsley, has had his appeal rejected after being sentenced to eight years in prison for serious sexual offences involving a young girl. The conviction and sentencing took place at Sheffield Crown Court, where Hanley was found guilty of assaulting a girl under the age of 13.

Hanley's crimes are considered particularly grave, and the court recognized the profound impact these offences have had on the victim. Despite Hanley's attempts to challenge the severity of his sentence, the Court of Appeal upheld the original eight-year term, emphasizing the seriousness of the crimes committed.

In their ruling, the judges dismissed Hanley's claims that his sentence was excessive, reaffirming that the nature of the offences and the vulnerability of the victim warranted a substantial custodial period. The case has garnered significant attention within the local community of Barnsley, highlighting ongoing concerns about safeguarding children and the importance of strict legal consequences for sexual offences.