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Brown v The Queen
[2020] VSCA 60
Citation 1
…ng additional stress and concern for prisoners and their families'. It is a matter I take into account in your favour in mitigation of sentence. [17] [2020] VSCA 60, [48]. 41As well as those matters personal to you to which I have referred, including your prospects of rehabilitation, I must also take into account…
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Maddocks v The Queen
[2020] VSCA 47
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…r a more severe sentence, proportionality and just deserts defining the outer limits of punishment.” [38] David Hayden Maddocks v The Queen [2020] VSCA 47, [51]. [39] (2011) 35 VR 43, [62].…
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Azzopardi v R
[2019] NSWCCA 306
Citation 3
…roportionality and just deserts defining the outer limits of punishment.” [38] David Hayden Maddocks v The Queen [2020] VSCA 47, [51]. [39] (2011) 35 VR 43, [62].…
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R v Kilic
[2016] HCA 48
Citation 4
…35] This decision was considered by the High Court (Bell, Gageler, Keane, Nettle and Gordon JJ) in The Queen v Kilic .[36] [35] [2015] VSCA 331. [36] [2016] HCA 48. 61Your counsel conceded that you accept that this offending will deservedly result in a lengthy term of imprisonment. Your counsel referred to the s…
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Kilic v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 331
Citation 5
…n Kilic v The Queen .[35] This decision was considered by the High Court (Bell, Gageler, Keane, Nettle and Gordon JJ) in The Queen v Kilic .[36] [35] [2015] VSCA 331. [36] [2016] HCA 48. 61Your counsel conceded that you accept that this offending will deservedly result in a lengthy term of imprisonment. Your couns…
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DPP v O'Neill
[2015] VSCA 325
Citation 6
…ct: Intentionally cause serious injury Legislation Cited: Bugmy [2013] 249 CLR 571 ( Bugmy ); R v Verdins [2007] 16 VR 269 ( Verdins ): DPP V O'Neill [2015] VSCA 325 ( O'Neill ). Cases Cited: B ---…
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Marrah v The Queen
[2014] VSCA 119
Citation 7
…t diminish the need for the sentence to vindicate the dignity of a victim and reflect the community’s disapproval of the offending'. [19] [2014] VSCA 119, [16] (citations omitted).…
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Bugmy v The Queen
[2013] HCA 37
Citation 8
…REASONS FOR SENTENCE --- Subject: Intentionally cause serious injury Legislation Cited: Bugmy [2013] 249 CLR 571 ( Bugmy ); R v Verdins [2007] 16 VR 269 ( Verdins ): DPP V O'Neill [2015] VSCA 325 ( O'Neill ). Cases Cited: B ---…
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R v Safatli
[2008] VSCA 232
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…] [2015] VSCA 325, [74] (citations omitted). [28] [2008] VSCA 203, [17] (citations omitted). [29] [2008] VSCA 209, [28]. [30] [2008] VSCA 232, [15].…
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DPP v Eli
[2008] VSCA 209
Citation 10
…plored' (emphasis mine). [27] [2015] VSCA 325, [74] (citations omitted). [28] [2008] VSCA 203, [17] (citations omitted). [29] [2008] VSCA 209, [28]. [30] [2008] VSCA 232, [15].…
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DPP v Weidlich
[2008] VSCA 203
Citation 11
…on the offender’s behaviour must be carefully explored' (emphasis mine). [27] [2015] VSCA 325, [74] (citations omitted). [28] [2008] VSCA 203, [17] (citations omitted). [29] [2008] VSCA 209, [28]. [30] [2008] VSCA 232, [15].…
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R v Verdins
[2007] VSCA 102
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…REASONS FOR SENTENCE --- Subject: Intentionally cause serious injury Legislation Cited: Bugmy [2013] 249 CLR 571 ( Bugmy ); R v Verdins [2007] 16 VR 269 ( Verdins ): DPP V O'Neill [2015] VSCA 325 ( O'Neill ). Cases Cited: B ---…
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R v Taylor
[2004] VSCA 98
Citation 13
…f totality. Consequently, there will be a measure of concurrency to avoid producing a sentence that would offend against the totality principle. [40] (2004) 8 VR 213, 226-227 (per Winneke P). 66This is without doubt a serious offence. In all the circumstances I have no alternative to the imposition of a custodial…
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Director of Public Prosecutions v Maddocks
[2019] VCC 188
Citation 14
…ssion of this crime did involve some degree of planning. You telephoned the co-offender and planned to meet him before you committed this crime. [37] [2019] VCC 188. 62You are currently serving the sentence imposed by Judge Stuart on 22 February 2019 – a total effective sentence of six years with a non-parole per…