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Akoka v The Queen
[2017] VSCA 214
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…cause you withstood the punitive nature of that residency and you were genuine in your endeavours whilst you were there.[6] [6] Akoka v The Queen [2017] VSCA 214. 40I will ask you to stand while I make the orders. In respect to the two charges you will be convicted and placed on a Community Correction Order for a…
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Bugmy v The Queen
[2013] HCA 37
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…not diminish over time or repeated offending and have been given full weight in assessing the appropriate sentence that I am about to impose. [1](2013) 302 ALR 192. 20Despite your difficult background you have been described as a person who does show leadership capabilities within your community. You now accept what…
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R v Morgan
[2010] VSCA 15
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…inciples of R v Mills [3] have been enlivened and therefore, in the circumstances I shall impose a sentence where I temper justice with mercy. [2][2010] VSCA 15. [3][1998] 4 VR 235. 38I am also mindful of what was said by the Court of Appeal in the guideline sentencing judgment of Boulton v The Queen [4] where th…
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R v Tiburcy
[2007] VSCA 124
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…been stated by the Court of Appeal in R v Tiburcy ,[5] a sentencing court must look to the future as well as to the past. [4][2014] VSCA 342. [5][2007] VSCA 124. 39So all in all, notwithstanding the serious nature of your offending, the combination of very powerful mitigating factors that I have highlighted means…
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R v Wright
[1998] VSCA 84
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…have been enlivened and therefore, in the circumstances I shall impose a sentence where I temper justice with mercy. [2][2010] VSCA 15. [3][1998] 4 VR 235. 38I am also mindful of what was said by the Court of Appeal in the guideline sentencing judgment of Boulton v The Queen [4] where the court spoke about…