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Director of Public Prosecutions v Abbott (a pseudonym)

Director of Public Prosecutions v Abbott (a pseudonym)

Case [2025] VCC 525

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AGLC: Director of Public Prosecutions v Abbott (a pseudonym) [2025] VCC 525
Case: [2025] VCC 525
Decision Date: 30 April 2025

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Director of Public Prosecutions v Abbott (a pseudonym) [2025] VCC 525

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DPP v Ooms [2023] VSCA 207
Citation 1 (Para 12)

…For completeness, acknowledging the significant differences, Mr Fitzpatrick referred me to the sentencing decisions in DPP v Ooms [2023] VSCA 207 and DPP v Cooper [2022] VCC 1687.[22] [22]These cases do not involve course of conduct charges. Future risk and rehabilitation…
Mason v Head, Transport for Victoria [2021] VSCA 19
Citation 2 (Para 50)

…it is so different from the conventional sentencing exercise where a judge is sentencing for multiple offences.[10] [10] DPP v Tullipan (a pseudonym) [2021] VSCA 19 at [4] (Maxwell P, Priest T Forrest JJA).…
Crawford (a pseudonym) v The Queen [2018] VSCA 113
Citation 3 (Para 25)

…I was referred to the sentencing decisions in Crawford v The Queen [2018] VSCA 113 and DPP v Mcoy [2019] VCC 680.[32] [32]The offending in this latter case involved representative charges and not a course of conduct. Sentencing…
Gordon v The Queen [2013] VSCA 343
Citation 4 (Para 48)

…e totality principal is applied in a manner that does not undermine the legislative policy inherent in s 6E of the Sentencing Act .[9] [9] Gordon v R [2013] VSCA 343 at [74]. Gravity of the offending and sentencing purposes…
R v Verdins [2007] VSCA 102
Citation 5 (Para 61)

…n mitigation: (i) Admissions to the police and an early plea of guilty; (ii) Delay; and (iii) Limbs 5 and 6 of Verdins .[14] [14] Verdins v The Queen (2007) 16 VR 269 (‘ Verdins ’). Plea of guilty…
Comptroller General of Customs v El Hawli [2022] VCC 1687
Citation 6 (Para 12)

…ess, acknowledging the significant differences, Mr Fitzpatrick referred me to the sentencing decisions in DPP v Ooms [2023] VSCA 207 and DPP v Cooper [2022] VCC 1687.[22] [22]These cases do not involve course of conduct charges. Future risk and rehabilitation…
Director of Public Prosecutions v McCoy (a pseudonym) [2019] VCC 680
Citation 7 (Para 25)

…I was referred to the sentencing decisions in Crawford v The Queen [2018] VSCA 113 and DPP v Mcoy [2019] VCC 680.[32] [32]The offending in this latter case involved representative charges and not a course of conduct. Sentencing…

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