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Everett v The King
[2025] VSCA 96
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…any offence involving violence, with a criminal history that was of only ‘marginal relevance’ in the sentencing exercise.[27] [27] DPP v Bayamis [2020] VCC 566, [42], [46] (Judge Lacava).…
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Director of Public Prosecutions v Johnson
[2025] VCC 185
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…] VSCA 95; DPP v McQueen [2019] VCC 916; DPP v Scandolera [2021] VCC 1688; DPP v Heaven [2022] VCC 473; DPP v Nazeer [2020] VCC 1789; DPP v Bayamis [2020] VCC 566; DPP v Yeoman [2019] VCC 781; DPP v Alecsa [2019] VCC 163; Kelly v The Queen [2020] VSCA 171; Cooper v The Queen [2020] VSCA 288; Rule v The Queen [202…
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DPP v O'Brien
[2019] VSCA 254
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…ubmits the offending in this case has similar features. 73Both the decision in Hogarth and the decision of the Court of Appeal in O'Brien v The Queen [2019] VSCA 254 have emphasised the need for stern sentences in offending of this kind to deter others who might seek to offend in a similar way. 74Having given the…
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Hogarth v The Queen
[1965] HCA 43
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…t and fix a non-parole period. The prosecution relies upon the sentencing principles referred to by the Court of Appeal in Hogarth v The Queen [2012] 37 VR 658. That was a decision where the principal offence was that of aggravated burglary. The prosecution submits the offending in this case has similar feat…