Rodgerson v R
[2022] VSCA 82
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…on, that your absence will have had and will continue to have some impact on them, and I will take that into account. [2] Rodgerson v R [2022] VSCA 82 [3] [2022] NSWCCA 75 44 That is probably unduly favourable to you, but it seems to me better to err in that direction. As I discussed earlier, before commencing th…
Totaan v The the Queen
[2022] NSWCCA 75
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…ce will have had and will continue to have some impact on them, and I will take that into account. [2] Rodgerson v R [2022] VSCA 82 [3] [2022] NSWCCA 75 44 That is probably unduly favourable to you, but it seems to me better to err in that direction. As I discussed earlier, before commencing these reasons, I had an…
Worboyes v The Queen
[2021] VSCA 169
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…t out in the decision of Worboyes.[1] There is a large backlog of cases waiting for a hearing. Your case is not one of them. [1] Worboyes v The Queen [2021] VSCA 169 29 So I take these various matters into account in mitigation. Remorse 30 Your counsel pointed to your plea and argued that there was some remorse in…
DPP v Swingler
[2017] VSCA 305
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…difficult in this case. Knowing how to arrive at it with appropriate orders is much harder. It should not be, but it is. [4] DPP v Swingler [2017] VSCA 305 (“ Swingler ”) [5] Ibid at [82] [6] R v Carroll [1991] 2 VR 509 68 Prison is a disposition of last resort and that is so whether I am considering the State exe…