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El-Debel v The King; Kahlon v The King
[2025] ACTCA 23
Citation 1
…Marshall v The King [2023] ACTCA 11 Peters v The Queen [1998] HCA 7; 192 CLR 493 R v Aston (1987) 44 SASR 436 R v El-Debel (No 6) [2022] ACTSC 156 R v El-Debel (No 7) [2022] ACTSC 313 R v JS [2007] NSWCCA 272; 230 FLR 276 R v LK [2010] HCA 17; 241 CLR 17 R v Mok (1987) 27 A Crim R 438 at 441 R v Vilayur (No 3) [2024]…
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R v RPHJ
[2025] SASC 107
Citation 2
(Para 10)
…e involved.[5] It must be proved however, that they knew the essential features of the plan, and intended that the plan be carried out. [5] R v Aston (1987) 44 SASR 436 at 439-440.…
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Moore v Queensland Police Service
[2018] QDC 192
Citation 3
(Para 1)
…To approach the exercise of the sentencing discretion on the basis that there is a logical progression requiring the imposition of progressively heavier sentences was wrong in principle. In R v Aston (No.2) (1991) 1 Qd R 375 at 382, Cooper J (with whom Kniepp and Shepherdson JJ agreed) said:…
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Peters v the Queen
[1998] HCA 7
Citation 4
(Para 3)
…g CJ (with whom Murray J agreed); R v Edwards [1988] VR 481 at 489 per Young CJ. [31] See R v Maher [1987] 1 Qd R 171. [32] See R v Aston and Burnell (1987) 44 SASR 436. [33] See Cornelius & Briggs (1988) 34 A Crim R 49. See also Turner v Campbell (1987) 88 FLR 410. Dishonesty…
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Peters v The Queen
[1996] HCATrans 384
Citation 5
…A similar view to that taken in Lawrence has been taken in Queensland in R v Maher [1987] 1 Qd R 171 , in South Australia in R v Aston and Purnell (1987) 44 SASR 436 and in Western Australia in R v Cornelius and Briggs (1988) 34 A Crim R 49 . But the New South Wales Court of Appeal has recently displayed a preference…
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