Certain Underwriters At Lloyd's of London Subscribing to Policy Number B1294HSGBGH152448 v Dhillon Scaffolding Pty Ltd
[2022] VSCA 92
Citation 1
…the court must denounce your conduct. Comparable cases 59The prosecution referred to the cases of DPP v Spottiswood [2021] VSCA 146 and Roberts v R [2022] VSCA 92 as being of some assistance in providing evidence of current sentencing practices. 60As this offence covers a vast variety of conduct, and bearing in m…
DPP v Spottiswood
[2021] VSCA 146
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…aware of that, the sentence of the court must denounce your conduct. Comparable cases 59The prosecution referred to the cases of DPP v Spottiswood [2021] VSCA 146 and Roberts v R [2022] VSCA 92 as being of some assistance in providing evidence of current sentencing practices. 60As this offence covers a vast varie…
Rahmani v The Queen
[2021] VSCA 51
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…ess, having regard only to objective factors and not factors personal to the accused. It has been described by the court of appeal in McPherson v R [2021] VSCA 51 as an intangible concept, as it is very difficult to identify a notional mid-range given the wide range of sexual misconduct captured by the offence to…
Bugmy v The Queen
[2013] HCA 37
Citation 4
…e is of the view that you need further assistance to get your life back on track. 47In submissions your counsel relied on the principles of Bugmy v R [2013] HCA 37 that she submitted should be invoked in the sentencing exercise by the court. Further, your counsel called for a reduction in your moral culpability…
R v Vardouniotis
[2007] VSCA 62
Citation 5
…uction in your moral culpability for the offending due to your blighted background. Your counsel also sought to rely on the principles of R v Verdins [2007] VSCA 62 for a reduction in moral culpability and lesser weight to general deterrence. 48The learned prosecutor accepted that there should be some reduction i…