DPP v Josefski
[2005] VSCA 265
Citation 1
…· The degree of premeditation.[2] [2]See DPP v Josefski (2005) 13 VR 85 at paragraph 74…
R v Angelopoulos
[2005] VSCA 258
Citation 2
…were not a young offender, I am entitled to have regard to your relative youth and, if appropriate, moderate your sentence: See R v Angelopoulos [2005] VSCA 258, at paragraphs 56 and 66.…
R v Aydin
[2005] VSCA 87
Citation 3
…[6]See DPP v Aydin and Kirsch (supra); and R v Flett [2005] VSCA 87, at paragraph 24…
DPP v Aydin and Kirsch
[2005] VSCA 86
Citation 4
…s is not a prevalent crime and the maximum applicable penalty applies only to the worst possible class of offending.[1] [1]See DPP v Aydin and Kirsch [2005] VSCA 86, at paragraphs 11, 26 and 28…
R v Hatfield
[2004] VSCA 195
Citation 5
…this will be outweighed by other considerations, such as deterrence, denunciation, just punishment and protection of the community: See R v Hatfield [2004] VSCA 195, at paragraph 11.…
R v Chaouk
[2000] VSCA 238
Citation 6
…have repeatedly observed that trafficking in drugs of dependence, particularly in heroin, is a very serious crime. As Buchanan JA said in R v Chaouk [2000] VSCA 238, at 41:…
Esso Australia Ltd v Victorian Workcover Authority
[2000] VSCA 74
Citation 7
…e first. I must pay regard to principles of totality and proportionality, and I must avoid imposing a crushing sentence. [9]See R v O’Rourke [1997] 1 VR 246, at 253; and DPP v Grabovac [1998] 1 VR 664…
R v Wright
[1998] VSCA 84
Citation 8
…79 Ordinarily when sentencing a youthful offender rehabilitation is the predominant objective: See R v Mills [1998] 4 VR 235, at 241. However, sometimes this will be outweighed by other considerations, such as deterrence, denunciation, just punishment and protection of the community: See R v Hatfield [2004]…
Pearce v The Queen
[1998] HCA 57
Citation 9
…totality and proportionality, and I must avoid imposing a crushing sentence. [9]See R v O’Rourke [1997] 1 VR 246, at 253; and DPP v Grabovac [1998] 1 VR 664…