Court increased sentence from six to one year for aggravated assault on a police officer due to excessive leniency.

The Court of Appeal modified the first-instance judgment by rephrasing the charge description and increasing the prison term from six months to one year. The prosecution argued that the original sentencing was excessively lenient given the defendant's negative criminal prognosis and the nature of assaulting a law enforcement officer. The court agreed that the initial sentence failed to achieve the expected punitive goals and thus raised the penalty while maintaining the original legal classification.