R v Brown

The appellant, R, was convicted of possessing a prohibited firearm, possessing a firearm without authorisation and possessing a firearm with a serial number that had been obliterated. The respondent, Brown, was convicted of possessing a firearm without authorisation and possessing a firearm with a serial number that had been obliterated. The dispute was heard in the District Court of New South Wales. The appellant and respondent argued that the evidence was insufficient to convict them of possessing a firearm without authorisation and possessing a firearm with a serial number that had been obliterated. They contended that the police had not established a proper chain of custody for the firearm and that there was no evidence to show that they had possession of the firearm.

The court was required to decide whether the evidence was sufficient to convict the appellant and respondent of possessing a firearm without authorisation and possessing a firearm with a serial number that had been obliterated. The court considered the evidence presented by the prosecution and the arguments made by the appellant and respondent. The court found that the evidence was sufficient to convict the appellant and respondent of the offences. The court held that the police had established a proper chain of custody for the firearm and that there was evidence to show that the appellant and respondent had possession of the firearm.

The court found that the appellant and respondent were guilty of the offences and sentenced them accordingly. The court ordered that the appellant be sentenced to a Community Corrections Order for a period of 2 years, to date from today. The court also ordered that the appellant complete 100 hours of Community Service and report to the Hornsby office of Community Corrections by telephone within 7 days. The court took the matter on the Form 1 into account.