R v Pulini
[2019] QCA 258
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…icament and not for your wrongdoing. 52Ms Breckweg helpfully referred me to a Queensland Supreme Court Court of Appeal decision of R v Pulini [2019] QCA 258 for assistance as to the sentencing principles applicable to slavery-like cases. 53She submitted, given the seriousness of your offending and the absence of…
Fair Work Ombudsman v Shaik
[2016] FCCA 2345
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…own financial gain. 56I have read Judge Wilson's decision in the fair work proceedings against you, reported as Fair Work Ombudsman and Shaik [2016] FCCA 2345. He described your conduct as deliberate and well thought out, and I agree. (at [147]) 57He noted you confessed your mistakes and did not contest the evidenc…
Hicks v The Queen
[2016] VSCA 162
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…punishment. (See Fattah v The Queen [2016] VSCA 43 at [37] - [48]) referring to the Western Australian decision of Duncan and also Hicks v The Queen [2016] VSCA 162. 67I have derived some guidance from the decision in R v Pulini . In that case, a husband and wife were convicted after trial of two counts of traffi…
Mohamed Abdul Fattah v The Queen
[2016] VSCA 43
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(Para 37)
…this case and both considerations, rehabilitation and fairness, call for a tempering of the punitive purposes of punishment. (See Fattah v The Queen [2016] VSCA 43 at [37] - [48]) referring to the Western Australian decision of Duncan and also Hicks v The Queen [2016] VSCA 162. 67I have derived some guidance fro…
R v Nguyen
[2001] VSCA 139
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…u were charged. For that considerable time, you have been in a state of uncertain suspense as to what might happen to you. 65In R v Cockerell [2001] VSCA 139 where there was a five year delay in prosecution, Chernov JA, with the President and Buchanan JA agreeing, said at [10]: 'The Courts have recognised that suc…