R v CJK
[2009] VSCA 58
Citation 1
…Mr Moore, tell this court that these four counts are representative counts. Mr Derbyshire, the Victorian Court of Appeal said in the case of R v. CJK [2009] VSCA 58, when speaking of representative counts they said this:…
DPP v EB
[2008] VSCA 127
Citation 2
…4 To the same effect, the statement of Nettle JA in DPP v EB [2008] VSCA 127, demonstrates that an offender sentenced for a representative count may be denied any leniency that might have been permitted on the basis that the offence was an isolated event, or likely to be repeated." That eminent judge went on to sa…
R v Tezer; R v Davis
[2007] VSCA 123
Citation 3
…34 Habersberger J, in the case of R v Tezer and R v Davis [2007] VSCA 123 handed down on 13 June 2007, analysed many cases touching upon delay. His Honour quoted many cases one of which was R v. Miceli [1998] 4 VR 588. Tadgell J said in that case, and I am quoting directly from Tadgell:…
R v Merrett
[2007] VSCA 1
Citation 4
…Merrett, Piggott & Ferrari is to be found at (2007) 14 VR 392 in Paragraphs 34 and 35 in particular.…
DPP v DAK
[2004] VSCA 175
Citation 5
…39 In DPP v VH (2004) 10 VR 234, Callaway J, with whom Buchanan and Eames agreed said:…
R v Olbrich
[1999] HCA 54
Citation 6
…3 To understand representative counts, the observations made by Batt J in SBL v. R [1999] 1 VR 706, it is helpful to hear what Batt J said. Batt said this, and I quote him directly:…
Kingswell v The Queen
[1985] HCA 72
Citation 7
…That comes from Kingswell v. R [1985] in the High Court; 159 CLR 264. If I pause there for a moment, and I am not being flippant or in anyway offensive to you or to the girl who I will call Ruth,[1] but the offending taking place over a period of two years it would be virtually impossible to count up the numbe…