Crown Court sentencing mistakes

In R. v Kent 77 Cr.App.R 120, the Court of Appeal gave the following examples of the Crown Court passing illegal sentences:

(a) ordering consecutive periods of disqualification.

(b) disqualifying and ordering penalty points to be endorsed.

(c) endorsing the incorrect number of penalty points.

(d) disqualifying for repeated offences without allocating the disqualification to a single offence.

(e) endorsing penalty points for multiple offences committed on the same occasion.

(f) failing to disqualify a 'totter' where there were no mitigating circumstances.

(g) failing to state special reasons or mitigating circumstances when not ordering disqualification or endorsement.