100 Hours
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| Originally published | March 28, 2017 |
| Authors | Rachel Vincent |
| Genres | Fiction |
| Thriller | |
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| ID | 2191847 |
About 100 Hours
In this sexy, pulse-pounding new duology by New York Times bestselling author Rachel Vincent, a decadent spring break beach getaway becomes a terrifying survival story when six Miami teens are kidnapped. Maddie is beyond done with her cousin Genesis's entitled and shallow entourage. . . .
Eighteen members of County lines drugs gang sentenced
... Buchanan was sentenced to one year, suspended for 24 months, 100 Hours of unpaid work at rate of one day a week, and 20 days of rehabilitation activity...
'I've suffered from bedbugs for two years'
... Since then, he has tried many different measures to try to get rid of them, spent considerable sums of money and " watched 50 to 100 Hours of videos" - all without success...
Voyeur's step-sister victim says sentence was too lenient
... The 35 year old, from Portadown, was sentenced at Omagh Magistrates Court on 19 September to 100 Hours community service, 18 months probation and a sex offences prevention order...
Ex-Colorado police officer who put handcuffed woman in car hit by train avoids jail
... The 29-year-old, who lost her job over the incident, has been ordered to perform 100 Hours of community service...
Kyra King: Parents of baby mauled by dog sentenced
... " King, of Castle Dyke Bank, New York, Lincolnshire, was given a 10-month sentence, suspended for two years, and 100 Hours of unpaid work...
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... She cooked for a total of 100 Hours, and although it was officially logged at 93 hours 11 minutes by the Guinness World Record (GWR), it was still enough to set a new record...
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... Watch on BBC Two at 21:00 on Thursday 29 June - and afterwards on The interview appears in a documentary, Inside the Iranian Uprising, alongside 350 clips from 100 Hours of film, shot and uploaded by young Iranians...
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... " It s a really big commitment, and takes you away from focusing on sales, for instance, as you re spending about 100 Hours on the assessment...
Voyeur's step-sister victim says sentence was too lenient
By Eve RosatoBBC News NI
The step-sister victim of A Man convicted of voyeurism has said she feels let down by the courts.
Christopher McSherry was found guilty of six charges of voyeurism And One charge of unauthorised computer access.
The 35 year old, from Portadown, was sentenced at Omagh Magistrates' Court on 19 September to 100 Hours community service, 18 Months probation and a sex offences prevention order.
His estranged step-sister, Catherine McSherry, was one of his victims.
She and her sister, Liz, discovered he had taken a tablet device that belonged to her and had saved intimate private photos she had taken of herself to his own personal folder.
They also found photographs he had taken of other women in their homes, in states of undress and in intimate situations.
There have been some questions raised over how the case has been handled by The Public Prosecution Service (PPS).
It first appeared before District Judge Bernie Kelly in June 2023.
On that date, The Judge asked The Prosecution lawyer: " Are you seriously prosecuting this in the magistrates' court? "
When she asked if a male prosecutor had reviewed the case file, she was told it was.
Judge Kelly then suggested that a female prosecutor should look at it, commenting: " It's The Sheer number of different individuals and this went on for many years. "
The case would continue at the magistrates' court.
" The case got minimised slowly over time, it seemed, and over time it just got smaller and smaller, " said Catherine.
She added that she felt the case could have been taken to the Crown Court .
" I don't think The Sentence was sufficient, I do think he needed a custodial sentence. "
The PPS told Bbc News NI: " We recognise the very serious impact offences such as these can have on victims' lives.
" We determined that the magistrates' court was the appropriate venue and that The Court had sufficient sentencing powers to reflect the nature of the offences and their distressing impact on The Victims .
" There was no suggestion from the PPS that the offences are of a minor nature. "
'It's just so sinister'McSherry, who had been working as A Wedding photographer, was also ordered by The Court not to own or operate any device with a camera for five years.
The Judge who sentenced McSherry said it was one of the worst cases of voyeurism ever seen by The Court .
Catherine has taken some solace in that recognition.
" It was kind of an out-of-body experience, it was validating to hear Someone Else actually agree that What Happened was wrong and wrong on A Level that not every man can appreciate I don't think, Christopher being one of them, " She Said .
Catherine said she was glad the case is now over, but was far from healed
" The damage that it's done, I can't even begin to explain it really, " she added.
" I'm very conscious of cameras, everywhere. I don't know what I'm afraid of because I'm just existing, but it's just so sinister.
" How do I know it's not going to happen again? "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
