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Director of Public Prosecutions v Mirza (Sentence)

Director of Public Prosecutions v Mirza (Sentence)

Case [2021] VCC 1181

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AGLC: Director of Public Prosecutions v Mirza (Sentence) [2021] VCC 1181
Case: [2021] VCC 1181
Decision Date: 20 August 2021

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Director of Public Prosecutions v Mirza (Sentence) [2021] VCC 1181

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Director of Public Prosecutions v Sang (a pseudonym) [2021] VCC 1840

Cases Citing This Decision

Babar v The Queen [2022] VSCA 122
Citation 1 (Para 6)

…cient to establish a range and, at any event, do not support the appellant’s argument that this sentence was manifestly excessive. [14] DPP v Mirza [2021] VCC 1181; DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668; Shrestha v The Queen [2017] VSCA 364.…
Director of Public Prosecutions v Sang (a pseudonym) [2021] VCC 1840
Citation 2

…v Elwood (a pseudonym) [2019] VCC 128; DPP v Flancey (a pseudonym) [2021] VCC 1225; DPP v Hyde [2019] VCC 712; DPP v Kala [2021] VCC 151; DPP v Mirza [2021] VCC 1181; DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484 Sentence: Term of imprisonment for a period of 6 years and 3 months with a non-parole period of 3 years and 10 months…

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Bowden v The Queen [2013] VSCA 382
Citation 1

…ex offender registration order Legislation Cited: Sentencing Act 1991; Sex Offenders Registration Act 2004 Cases Cited: Bowden v. The Queen (2013) VR 229 Sentence: Total effective sentence of six years’ imprisonment, non-parole period of three years and nine months…
Ali v The Queen [2013] VSCA 294
Citation 2

…the harm, balanced against the serious consequences for the offender. [10] Bowden v The Queen [2013] VSCA 382; (2013) 44 VR 229 83Turning to the first question of risk posed to the general safety of one or more persons or of the community. 84I accept that the risk posed is to be informed by factors personal to you…
DPP v Palliyaguruge [2021] VCC 958
Citation 3

…] VCC 180 (26 February 2021); DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668 (15 October 2020); DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484 (11 September 2019) and DPP v Palliyaguruge [2021] VCC 958 (15 July 2021) 66The authorities make it clear there is no distinction in the categorisation of rape whether it be digital or otherwise. There is no hi…
Director of Public Prosecutions v Babar [2021] VCC 180
Citation 4

…x a non-parole period which is at least 60% of the total effective sentence, unless it is in the interests of justice not to do so. [8] DPP v Babar [2021] VCC 180 (26 February 2021); DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668 (15 October 2020); DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484 (11 September 2019) and DPP v Palliyaguruge [2021] VCC 95…
DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668
Citation 5

…the total effective sentence, unless it is in the interests of justice not to do so. [8] DPP v Babar [2021] VCC 180 (26 February 2021); DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668 (15 October 2020); DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484 (11 September 2019) and DPP v Palliyaguruge [2021] VCC 958 (15 July 2021) 66The authorities make it clea…
DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484
Citation 6

…the interests of justice not to do so. [8] DPP v Babar [2021] VCC 180 (26 February 2021); DPP v Abdi [2020] VCC 1668 (15 October 2020); DPP v Singh [2019] VCC 1484 (11 September 2019) and DPP v Palliyaguruge [2021] VCC 958 (15 July 2021) 66The authorities make it clear there is no distinction in the categorisation…

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