Daryll Barnby
Case Information & Details
Public court records indicate that an individual named Daryll Barnby is associated with a criminal case in the UK. The case, referenced as 61CY0548925, is scheduled for a sentencing hearing at Newport (South Wales) Magistrates' Court - Courtroom 02 on June 24, 2026, at 10 am. District Judge (MC) Toms is presiding over the case, with the prosecution handled by CPS-CYSE. The offense details involve sharing photographs or films of a person in an intimate state for the purpose of sexual gratification.
It is important to note that a sentencing hearing occurs after a defendant has either pleaded guilty or been found guilty at trial. The court will review Sentencing Council guidelines, consider aggravating and mitigating factors, and examine pre-sentence reports or victim personal statements to determine the appropriate penalty. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Another entry for the same case reference (61CY0548925) lists a hearing date of June 23, 2026, also for a sentencing hearing at the same court and time, with the same magistrate and prosecutor, and the same offense details. This suggests there might have been a previous listing or a two-day hearing.
No other specific criminal records or case details for a person named Daryll Barnby were found in the public court records.Public court records indicate that an individual named Daryll Barnby is associated with a criminal case in the UK. The case, referenced as 61CY0548925, is scheduled for a sentencing hearing at Newport (South Wales) Magistrates' Court - Courtroom 02. The hearing dates listed are June 23, 2026, and June 24, 2026, both at 10 am. District Judge (MC) Toms is presiding over the case, with the prosecution handled by CPS-CYSE. The offense details involve sharing photographs or films of a person in an intimate state for the purpose of sexual gratification.
A sentencing hearing takes place after a defendant has either pleaded guilty or been found guilty at trial. During this hearing, the judge or magistrates review Sentencing Council guidelines, consider aggravating and mitigating factors, and examine any pre-sentence reports or victim personal statements to determine the appropriate penalty.
It is important to note that all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
No other specific criminal records or case details for a person named Daryll Barnby were found in the public court records. Information regarding a "Daryl Barnaby" in an employment tribunal case and a "Dario Barnaby" in a conspiracy to murder case were identified in the search results, but these are distinct individuals with different spellings and case types.