Thurlow v The Queen
[2021] VSCA 71
Citation 1
…fence before me and its relevance to Renzella time[2] applicable to you in relation to the present offending. [2] R v Renzella [1996] 2 VR 88. 13On 22 July 2016, an interlocutory application dated 19 July 2016 was filed by Rothwell Lawyers with the Supreme Court seeking a warrant for your arrest, which was…
Rodriguez v DPP (Cth)
[2013] VSCA 216
Citation 2
…and uncertainty of having the prospect of a sentence hanging over one’s head during the period of delay is akin to punishment in itself.[5] [4] (2013) 40 VR 436. [5] Ibid 445–6 [36] (Warren CJ and Redlich JA) (citations omitted). 47There is no evidence before me regarding what efforts have been made towards your re…
R v Berry
[2007] VSCA 202
Citation 3
…in accordance with the principles stated in R v Renzella. [7] [7] [1997] 2 VR 88, 96. See also R v Stares (2002) 4 VR 314; R v Berry and Wenitong (2007) 17 VR 153, 187–8 [115]–[117] (Redlich JA, Buchanan and Kellam JJA agreeing). 61Accordingly, I am satisfied a s 19B bond is the appropriate disposition given the ci…
Mansfield v Evans
[2003] WASCA 193
Citation 4
…[6] Mansfield v Evans [2003] WASCA 193, [20]. 57Turning to the second stage, I must consider whether it is inexpedient to inflict any punishment other than a nominal punishment upon you. An order under s 19B(1) is an order within the meaning of s 16A(1) of the Act, I therefore must have regard to the matters set ou…
R v Stares
[2002] VSCA 70
Citation 5
…general way as part of your background in accordance with the principles stated in R v Renzella. [7] [7] [1997] 2 VR 88, 96. See also R v Stares (2002) 4 VR 314; R v Berry and Wenitong (2007) 17 VR 153, 187–8 [115]–[117] (Redlich JA, Buchanan and Kellam JJA agreeing). 61Accordingly, I am satisfied a s 19B bond is…