Case-subject index

Court reports mentioning Daniel Kane

This page indexes source-named court-report mentions. Legal stage and outcome are shown separately for each report.

2023-03-30

Court upholds 10.5-year sentence for first coercive control conviction in Ireland

Stage: Appeal

Plea: Not guilty

Outcome: He was sentenced to 10.5 years by Judge Elma Sheahan at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in January 2021. Ms Lawlor said the assaults were of the most serious kind, that Kane had never expressed remorse at the trial and that the trial judge imposed a "significant" sentence on the appellant that had due regard to proportionality and the totality of the offending.

2023-03-28

First man to be convicted of coercive control appeals 10.5-year sentence

Stage: Appeal

Plea: Not guilty

Outcome: At the Court of Appeal today, Kane's barrister Padraig Dwyer SC said his client was appealing the length of his cumulative sentence, submitting to the three-judge court that it was "excessive". Ms Lawlor said the assaults were of the most serious kind, that Kane had never expressed remorse at the trial and that the trial judge imposed a "significant" sentence on the appellant that had due regard to proportionality and the totality of the offending.

2021-01-21

10.5 years in jail for first man to be convicted of coercive control by jury

Stage: Sentence

Plea: Guilty

Outcome: Judge Sheahan imposed an effective sentence of twelve-and-a-half years imprisonment. Judge Sheahan sentenced Kane to three-and-a-half years imprisonment for both the assault by stamping on the victim's harm and the assault by head-butting her following nasal surgery and ordered that they run consecutive to each other.; An investigation was launched and recordings were obtained of 146 phone calls made by Kane to the victim while he was remanded in custody.