Ahmed Mohamed v The Queen
[2022] VSCA 136
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…udge Carmody’s sentence. [13] (2009) 23 VR 692, 697–699 [27]–[36], 701 [42] (Redlich JA, Ashley JA agreeing). [14] See eg Mohamed v The Queen [2022] VSCA 136 [4]–[7], [77] (Maxwell P, Emerton and Sifris JJA). 29Moreover, the totality principle has further application in your case, because when I first remanded you…
Nov v The Queen
[2020] VSCA 11
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…sentence I would otherwise have imposed on you to reflect this. [15] See Sentencing Act 1991 (‘the Act’) s 18(1); Nov v The Queen [2020] VSCA 11 [14]–[28], [30] (Maxwell P and Whelan JA). 30It will also be necessary for me to set a new single non-parole period pursuant to s 14 of the Act in respect of the sentenc…
Luu v The Queen
[2018] VSCA 92
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…to the breach, I no longer make that assessment.[12] Your prospects of rehabilitation can only be regarded as poor. [12] See Luu v The Queen [2018] VSCA 92 [27] (Ferguson CJ, Osborn and Beach JJA).…
R v Mangelen
[2009] VSCA 63
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…espect of sentence on unrelated offending currently being served Legislation Cited: Sentencing Act 1991 Cases Cited: R v Mangelen (2009) 23 VR 692 Sentence:…
R v Stares
[2002] VSCA 70
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…g and this sentence.[16] [16] See the Act s 14; R v Rich (No 2) (2002) 4 VR 155, 165-66 [103]–[106] (Brooking JA); R v Stares (2002) 4 VR 314, 320 [19] (Charles JA, Phillips CJ and Chernov JA agreeing). Stand up Mr Dussi On the charge of aggravated burglary (Indictment Charge 2) you are convicted and sentenced to…
Director of Public Prosecutions v Dussi
[2018] VCC 1786
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…lation to charge 2, are set out in my reasons for sentence of 2 November 2018 (‘Reasons’) at paragraph [11].[1] [1] [2018] VCC 1786 (‘Reasons’). 9While no victim impact statement was supplied at the time of the original sentence, I have still had regard to the impact of your crime on the victim, Emily Taylor, whic…