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R v Clarkson
[2024] NSWDC 283
Citation 1
…Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarkson; EJA (2011) 32 VR 361. 17In assessing the gravity of your specific offending against them I note the following. 18You were a family friend trusted to be present in their h…
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Brad Moore (a pseudonym)[1] v The Queen
[2018] VSCA 2
Citation 2
…the licking only stopped because your victim pushed you off her. [7] In particular Lin Seng Soo v R [2014] VSCA 304; Brad Moore (a Pseudonym) v R [2018] VSCA 2; Dylan Elton Cole (a pseudonym) v R [2015] VSCA 44; Director of Public Prosecutions v Wightley [2011] VSCA 74 [8] Director of Public Prosecutions v Dalgl…
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Director of Public Prosecutions v Dalgliesh (a pseudonym)
[2017] HCA 41
Citation 3
…would involve some of those consequences. [6] See for example Burnett (1993) 70 A Crim R 469; Ryan (2001) 206 CLR 267; DPP v Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarkson; EJA (2011) 32 VR 361. 17In assessing the…
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DPP v Borg
[2016] VSCA 53
Citation 4
…. [11] Boulton v The Queen; Clements v The Queen; Fitzgerald v The Queen [2014] VSCA 342; McGrath v The Queen [2015] VSCA 176; DPP v Borg [2016] VSCA 53 58I note also that having been found guilty of two class two offences you are subject to mandatory registration under the Sex Offenders Registration Act . The pe…
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Browne (a pseudonym) v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 274
Citation 5
…Ryan (2001) 206 CLR 267; DPP v Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarkson; EJA (2011) 32 VR 361. 17In assessing the gravity of your specific offending against them I note the following. 18You were a family friend…
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McGrath v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 176
Citation 6
…you undertake such a course. [11] Boulton v The Queen; Clements v The Queen; Fitzgerald v The Queen [2014] VSCA 342; McGrath v The Queen [2015] VSCA 176; DPP v Borg [2016] VSCA 53 58I note also that having been found guilty of two class two offences you are subject to mandatory registration under the Sex Offender…
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Cole (a pseudonym) v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 44
Citation 7
…d you off her. [7] In particular Lin Seng Soo v R [2014] VSCA 304; Brad Moore (a Pseudonym) v R [2018] VSCA 2; Dylan Elton Cole (a pseudonym) v R [2015] VSCA 44; Director of Public Prosecutions v Wightley [2011] VSCA 74 [8] Director of Public Prosecutions v Dalgleish (a pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41 24You have given y…
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Soo v The Queen
[2014] VSCA 304
Citation 8
…to have been of short duration. Though I note the licking only stopped because your victim pushed you off her. [7] In particular Lin Seng Soo v R [2014] VSCA 304; Brad Moore (a Pseudonym) v R [2018] VSCA 2; Dylan Elton Cole (a pseudonym) v R [2015] VSCA 44; Director of Public Prosecutions v Wightley [2011] VSCA 74…
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DPP v Wightley
[2011] VSCA 74
Citation 9
…CA 304; Brad Moore (a Pseudonym) v R [2018] VSCA 2; Dylan Elton Cole (a pseudonym) v R [2015] VSCA 44; Director of Public Prosecutions v Wightley [2011] VSCA 74 [8] Director of Public Prosecutions v Dalgleish (a pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41 24You have given your own explanations as to how these offences occurred. You…
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DPP v Toomey
[2006] VSCA 90
Citation 10
…mple Burnett (1993) 70 A Crim R 469; Ryan (2001) 206 CLR 267; DPP v Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarkson; EJA (2011) 32 VR 361. 17In assessing the gravity of your specific offending against them I note the…
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Markarian v The Queen
[2005] HCA 25
Citation 11
…208, at 214-215; R v Nagy [1992] 1 VR 637; Evans & Tsagaris (2000) 112 A Crim R 234 ; R v Feretzanis [2003] VSCA 8 at 31 and 34; R v Markarian (2005) 228 CLR 357 51Your offer to cooperate was made in February 2018. Initially rejected it was the prosecution who made contact after the trial of your co-accused, Mr Keat…
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R v El-Ahmad
[2004] VSCA 93
Citation 12
…o-operation which is somewhat limited has been held to warrant a discount nonetheless. See for example R v Su [1997] 1 VR 1; R v Belal El-Ahmad [2004] VSCA 93 Mr Keats had a sexual interest in his stepdaughters. Given Mr Keats denies all and any sexual misconduct, that evidence if accepted by the jury, is likely…
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R v Feretzanis
[2003] VSCA 8
Citation 13
…in sentence.[9] [9] R v Duncan [1998] 3 VR 208, at 214-215; R v Nagy [1992] 1 VR 637; Evans & Tsagaris (2000) 112 A Crim R 234 ; R v Feretzanis [2003] VSCA 8 at 31 and 34; R v Markarian (2005) 228 CLR 357 51Your offer to cooperate was made in February 2018. Initially rejected it was the prosecution who made cont…
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DPP v Riddle
[2002] VSCA 153
Citation 14
…consequences. [6] See for example Burnett (1993) 70 A Crim R 469; Ryan (2001) 206 CLR 267; DPP v Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarkson; EJA (2011) 32 VR 361. 17In assessing the gravity of your specific offen…
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Ryan v The Queen
[2001] HCA 21
Citation 15
…se children I can accept the likely impact on them would involve some of those consequences. [6] See for example Burnett (1993) 70 A Crim R 469; Ryan (2001) 206 CLR 267; DPP v Dalgliesh (a Pseudonym) [2017] HCA 41; DPP v Riddle [2002] VSCA 153; DPP v Toomey [2006] VSCA 90; Browne (a Pseudonym) [2015] VSCA 274; Clarks…
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R v Anderson
[2000] VSCA 16
Citation 16
…ble of demonstrating [10] Co-operation which is somewhat limited has been held to warrant a discount nonetheless. See for example R v Su [1997] 1 VR 1; R v Belal El-Ahmad [2004] VSCA 93 Mr Keats had a sexual interest in his stepdaughters. Given Mr Keats denies all and any sexual misconduct, that evidence…