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R v Khem
[2008] VSCA 136
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…nancy and/or sexually transmitted diseases. The authorities are clear that this can be an aggravating feature in offending of this type (see R v Khem [2008] VSCA 136, R v Magner [2004] VSCA 202 and R v MMK [2005] NSWCCA 369). It appears that neither of these consequences – that is, disease or pregnancy have eventu…
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R v Verdins
[2007] VSCA 102
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…eference no longer relied upon - Prospects of rehabilitation Cases: R v Abbott [2007] VSCA 32; R v Mark & Elmazovski [2006] VSCA 251; R v Verdins 16 VR 269 Sentence:Total Effective Sentence of 24 months’ imprisonment with a non-parole period of 16 months’ imprisonment – 141 days pre-sentence declared as havi…
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R v Abbott
[2007] VSCA 32
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…egarding a mitigating feature - Application to withdraw character reference no longer relied upon - Prospects of rehabilitation Cases: R v Abbott [2007] VSCA 32; R v Mark & Elmazovski [2006] VSCA 251; R v Verdins 16 VR 269 Sentence:Total Effective Sentence of 24 months’ imprisonment with a non-parole period of 16…
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R v Mark & Elmazovski
[2006] VSCA 251
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…ation to withdraw character reference no longer relied upon - Prospects of rehabilitation Cases: R v Abbott [2007] VSCA 32; R v Mark & Elmazovski [2006] VSCA 251; R v Verdins 16 VR 269 Sentence:Total Effective Sentence of 24 months’ imprisonment with a non-parole period of 16 months’ imprisonment – 141 days pre-se…
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R v MAK
[2005] NSWCCA 369
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…ies are clear that this can be an aggravating feature in offending of this type (see R v Khem [2008] VSCA 136, R v Magner [2004] VSCA 202 and R v MMK [2005] NSWCCA 369). It appears that neither of these consequences – that is, disease or pregnancy have eventuated, but the fact that you chose to take such risks with…
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R v Magner
[2004] VSCA 202
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…itted diseases. The authorities are clear that this can be an aggravating feature in offending of this type (see R v Khem [2008] VSCA 136, R v Magner [2004] VSCA 202 and R v MMK [2005] NSWCCA 369). It appears that neither of these consequences – that is, disease or pregnancy have eventuated, but the fact that you…