William Hladik v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 149
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…established such as to lead to a reduction in your moral culpability, and reducing the need for general deterrence. [10] Hladik v R [2015] VSCA 149; DPP v Sokaluk [2013] VSCA 48 24I have decided that the autism suffered by you is relevant as a general mitigatory factor that I take into account in determining the a…
DPP v Sokaluk
[2013] VSCA 48
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…a reduction in your moral culpability, and reducing the need for general deterrence. [10] Hladik v R [2015] VSCA 149; DPP v Sokaluk [2013] VSCA 48 24I have decided that the autism suffered by you is relevant as a general mitigatory factor that I take into account in determining the appropriate sentence, but it do…
Clarkson v The Queen
[2011] VSCA 157
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(Para 42)
…r end of the scale, and I was referred to some of the factors which are to be taken into account in such an assessment[6]. [6] Clarkson v R [2011] VSCA 157 at [42] 8You were aged 19 at the time, and although you were, and still are a young person, you were and are an adult. There was four years’ difference in age…
R v Verdins
[2007] VSCA 102
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…-offend in a similar way and I think that you might have learned your lesson by your contact with the criminal justice system. [11] [2007] VSCA 102 [12] Exhibit 3 – Report of Dr Walton point 3 on p4 of 5 25As well as those matters personal to you to which I have referred, I still must take into account what the la…