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Harrison v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 349
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…referred to are highly pertinent to Charges 1 and 3. In particular, Gorladenchearau [2011] VSCA 432 and more significantly, Harrison and Rigogiannis [2015] VSCA 349, contain statements of principle concerning the inadequacy of current sentencing practices for the crime of negligently causing serious injury at lea…
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Sarikaya v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 236
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…39 In Sarikaya [2015] VSCA 236, the Court referred to the five-fold increase in maximum sentence for breaching s.61(1) of the Road Safety Act [1986] in 2005. The Court stated that this increase made it plain that Parliament intended that general deterrence be given significant weight in the exercise of the sentenc…
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Miller v The Queen
[2012] VSCA 265
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…by the parties. Indeed, I was given a folder of cases by the prosecution. Subsequent to the plea hearing, I was also specifically referred to Miller [2012] VSCA 265 by the prosecution.…
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Gorladenchearau v The Queen
[2011] VSCA 432
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…35 Some of the cases I was referred to are highly pertinent to Charges 1 and 3. In particular, Gorladenchearau [2011] VSCA 432 and more significantly, Harrison and Rigogiannis [2015] VSCA 349, contain statements of principle concerning the inadequacy of current sentencing practices for the crime of negligently cau…
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Wassef v The Queen
[2011] VSCA 30
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…n the charge of failing to render assistance, which attracted a sentence of nine months imprisonment. After referring to the principles in Wassef [2011] VSCA 30 the Court considered the sentence of four years to be within range.…
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R v Towle
[2009] VSCA 280
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…34 As I followed, I was referred to Towle [2009] VSCA 280, principally, to draw my attention to the principle that orders for accumulation are appropriate and necessary where criminally bad driving has caused multiple deaths or injury.…