Honeysett v The Queen
[2018] VSCA 214
Citation 1
…a hearing and this is a factor in mitigation for sentencing, though the weight of that factor, depends on the circumstances of each case. [2] [2018] VSCA 214 [3] (2010) 24 VR 230 27In your case, during the sentencing conversation you apologised to the victim, to the elders and to your extended family and expressed…
Bugmy v The Queen
[2013] HCA 37
Citation 2
…les applicable to of youthful offenders and I have also had regard to the principles as expressed in the decision of Bugmy [5]. [5] Bugmy v R (2013) 302 ALR 192 47Ultimately, it was submitted on your behalf, given your age, the experience of custody to date, which I accept has been extremely difficult and a salutary…
R v Morgan
[2010] VSCA 15
Citation 3
…s a factor in mitigation for sentencing, though the weight of that factor, depends on the circumstances of each case. [2] [2018] VSCA 214 [3] (2010) 24 VR 230 27In your case, during the sentencing conversation you apologised to the victim, to the elders and to your extended family and expressed appropriate remorse.…
R v Verdins
[2007] VSCA 102
Citation 4
…aving regard to her expressed opinion, I accept that limbs five and six of the Verdins [4] principles are enlivened. [4] Verdins; Buckley; Vo (2007) 16 VR 269 46In mitigation, I accept that the plea of guilty has been entered at the earliest stage and there is utilitarian benefit in that. You will receive a discoun…
R v Wright
[1998] VSCA 84
Citation 5
…ifferent to Mr Yeoman and justifies a disparity in sentence, in terms of the type of disposition that I will be imposing upon you. [1] [1998] 4 VR 235 23It is conceded that the gravity of the offending is such that this offence of home invasion reflects a mid-range of offending for this type of offence and…