Sadrani v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 202
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…rms of imprisonment, then perhaps the County Court would not be dealing as often as it has to with child sexual offences. See the case of Sadrani [2015] VSCA 202. Serious offender status/totality 33You fall to be sentenced as a serious sexual offender in relation to the final three charges upon which sentence is i…
Beyer v R
[2011] VSCA 15
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…ive weight to this statutory modification. See DPP v HPW . 35Serious offenders are judged to be in a special category of offenders. See Beyer v R [2011] VSCA 15 and R v RHMcl [2000] 203 CLR 452. Leaving aside for a moment the serious offender provisions, there would be a need as a matter of normal principle to cu…
R v CJK
[2009] VSCA 58
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…of the offences are representative in nature. I sentence according to the principles dealing with representative charges. See the cases of CJK [2009] 22 VR 104, and DPP v SBL [1999] 1 VR 706. There is a benefit to you in having the matters proceed in such a way, but it also permits me to view the wider or br…
R H McL v The Queen
[2000] HCA 46
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…ation. See DPP v HPW . 35Serious offenders are judged to be in a special category of offenders. See Beyer v R [2011] VSCA 15 and R v RHMcl [2000] 203 CLR 452. Leaving aside for a moment the serious offender provisions, there would be a need as a matter of normal principle to cumulate portions of the sentences…
R v Olbrich
[1999] HCA 54
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…ve in nature. I sentence according to the principles dealing with representative charges. See the cases of CJK [2009] 22 VR 104, and DPP v SBL [1999] 1 VR 706. There is a benefit to you in having the matters proceed in such a way, but it also permits me to view the wider or broader context. However, unusual…