Published 2 years ago

Ciaran Leigh Morris: Hit-and-run driver who killed 18-day-old baby has sentence increased on appeal

Summary by Ground News

James Paul Davis, 36, was driving an unregistered BMW at the time. He collided with another car before mounting the pavement, causing the death. Davis fled the scene of the crash on Brownhills High Street, near Walsall. He was originally handed six-and-a-half years behind bars at Wolverhampton Crown Court.

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Driver who killed newborn in pram while using phone has sentence increased

James Davis crashed into Ciaran Leigh Morris in his pram and killed him (Picture: SWNS)A man who crashed his car into a pram and killed an 18-day-old baby while using a phone at the wheel has had his ‘lenient’ sentence increased.James Davis, 36, was originally given a six-and-a-half-year prison sentence for causing the death of Ciaran Morris, who was said to be out on his first ever walk.A jury found him guilty of dangerous driving while uninsur…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Driver who killed 18-day-old boy in pram has sentence increased

James Paul Davis mounted the pavement in an unregistered car and fled the scene

2 years ago

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Sky News UK

Ciaran Leigh Morris: Hit-and-run driver who killed 18-day-old baby has sentence increased on appeal

Court of Appeal judges ruled the sentence handed to James Paul Davis for causing the death of baby Ciaran Leigh Morris was "unduly lenient" and increased it to 10 years on Wednesday.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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