澳洲珀斯家暴案引发争议。Guy Cramp因2023年11月对伴侣Chloe Wright的殴打被判处15个月监禁[1]，但Wright对判决结果表示不满，计划提起上诉[1]。法官Paul Lyons在宣判前坦言未能看到关键证据，称"我没有得到CCTV监控录像，也没有看过"[1]。
Wright遭受严重伤害，鼻骨和颧骨骨折，需要接受隆鼻和鼻中隔手术[1]。Cramp的犯罪记录显示他是惯犯——他出狱仅5天即对Wright实施本次暴力，此前曾因暴力袭击出租车司机和伤害前任伴侣两次而入狱[1]。此外，Cramp因切断脚踝监测器被额外判刑8个月[1]，且未能完成法庭下令的超过一半家暴教化课程[1]。根据判决，Cramp可能在明年3月获得假释[1]。
A Perth woman plans to challenge the sentencing of her violent partner after a magistrate admitted in court that he had not viewed crucial CCTV footage before imposing what she considers an inadequate penalty. [1]
Guy Cramp was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for assaulting Chloe Wright in November 2023, causing fractures to her nose and cheekbone that required rhinoplasty and septoplasty procedures. [1] During sentencing, Magistrate Paul Lyons stated: "I have not been given the CCTV footage and I have not seen it." [1] Cramp, who had been released just five days before the assault, faced an additional eight-month sentence for cutting off an ankle monitoring device while incarcerated. [1] Given his custodial time, he may become eligible for parole in March next year. [1]
Wright's frustration with the outcome reflects Cramp's criminal history. He had previously served time for violently assaulting a taxi driver and injuring two former partners, yet failed to complete more than half of a court-ordered domestic violence education program before his release. [1] Wright intends to lodge an appeal and file a formal complaint. [1]