Daniel Greenacre

Public criminal case information for an individual named Daniel Greenacre in the UK indicates several court appearances and legal proceedings.

Key facts, dates, and court decisions include:

• October 30, 2018: Daniel Shane Greenacre, 30, of Sutton St Edmund, Spalding, pleaded guilty to driving without insurance. He was fined £100, ordered to pay a £30 surcharge to fund victim services, and £85 in costs. His license was endorsed with six points.
• May 8, 2026: A Daniel Greenacre had a "For Sentence" hearing at Kingston upon Hull Crown Court under case reference 16XL2127725. The prosecutors were the CPS.
• May 22, 2026: Another "For Sentence" hearing for Daniel Greenacre (case reference 16XL2127725) was scheduled at Kingston upon Hull Crown Court.
• May 22, 2026: A separate case for Daniel Greenacre (reference 93JD0355225) had a hearing at Kingston upon Hull Crown Court. The hearing type was not specified, but the case details mention "Complainant's anonymity protected by virtue of Section 1 of the Sexual Offences Amendment Act 1992, Deft PCVL," and notes that at a first hearing, charges are formally read and a plea is entered.
• June 13, 2026: A Daniel Greenacre had a hearing at Kingston-Upon-Hull Combined Court Centre (Magistrates' Court) for case reference 93JD0355225. No specific case details or charges were available in this record.
• June 15, 2026: A Daniel Greenacre had a hearing at Kingston-Upon-Hull Combined Court Centre (Magistrates' Court) for case reference 93JD0355225. No specific case details were available.
• June 15, 2026: Another entry for Daniel Greenacre (case reference 16XL0492025) shows a hearing at Kingston-Upon-Hull Combined Court Centre. The details for this specific case are restricted.

For the cases in 2026, while hearing types like "For Sentence" and "First Hearing / First Appearance" are noted, the specific charges and final court decisions (beyond the 2018 driving offense) are not explicitly detailed in the publicly available snippets. The Crown Court handles serious criminal cases, while Magistrates' Courts handle summary offenses and initial proceedings for serious offenses. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.