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Thurlow v The Queen
[2021] VSCA 71
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…t you with 68 days, whether by application of the principle in R v Renzella [7] or by way of the application of the principle of totality. [7] [1997] 2 VR 88. 101In El-Waly v R , the court said[8]: "The relationship between s.18 of the Sentencing Act 1991 and the principles in Renzella can be summarised as…
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Elakkoumi v DPP
[2017] VSCA 186
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…high value of stolen goods. Elakkoumi was 20 at the time of offending and 23 at the time of sentencing. Burton was 31 at the time of sentencing. [1] [2017] VSCA 186. [2] [2017] VCC 1057. 27The reason for the scarcity of cases is due to the vast majority of burglary cases being heard in the Magistrates' Court, not…
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Azzopardi v The Queen
[2011] VSCA 372
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(Para 34)
…not only at a theoretical level, but because the effective rehabilitation of a young offender protects the community from further offending." [9] [2011] VSCA 372 at [34] and [35]. [10] {34] to [44].…
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R v Doran
[2005] VSCA 271
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…of your identity as the driver was somewhat tenuous and unlikely to be sufficient to prove the charge. Your counsel relies upon R v Doran [12]. [12] [2005] VSCA 271. 111In that case , Mr Doran provided the prosecution with the entire evidence needed to convict him of the majority of charges laid against him. He d…
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Director of Public Prosecutions v Burton
[2017] VCC 1057
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…goods. Elakkoumi was 20 at the time of offending and 23 at the time of sentencing. Burton was 31 at the time of sentencing. [1] [2017] VSCA 186. [2] [2017] VCC 1057. 27The reason for the scarcity of cases is due to the vast majority of burglary cases being heard in the Magistrates' Court, notwithstanding the limi…