Weldon v Fitzpatrick
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[2009] QDC 64
•9/02/2009
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[2009] QDC 64
DISTRICT COURT
APPELLATE JURISDICTION
JUDGE SEARLES
No 3039 of 2008
| BYRON WELDON | Appellant |
| and | |
| SHANE BRIAN FITZPATRICK | Respondent |
| BRISBANE ..DATE 09/02/2009 | |
| ORDER |
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HIS HONOUR: I am persuaded by the submissions of Ms Robbins
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for the appellant which are not contested by Ms Overell for
the Crown and for the reasons outlined in their submissions on
behalf of the appellant they are supported by the reasons for
the respondent - given by the respondent. I am satisfied
| firstly that the time within which the appellant be entitled | 10 |
| to appeal be extended so as to bring the present appeal within time. | |
| As to the substantive appeal I am satisfied that the | |
| discretion of the learned magistrate in the imposition of the | 20 |
| sentence and the fixing of the parole eligibility date at the | |
| 1st of January 2015 amounted to an error. In fairness to the | |
| learned magistrate the age of the appellant, being 15 years of | |
| age at the time of the offence, was not made known to the | |
| court. In all the circumstances I make the following orders: | 30 |
| 1) as outlined above the period - the time within which the | |
| appellant be allowed to file a notice of appeal be extended to | |
| bring his notice of appeal within time; | |
| 2) the sentence of the learned magistrate of 15 January 2008 | 40 |
| be set aside----- | |
| MS ROBBINS: April, your Honour, not January. | |
| HIS HONOUR: 15th of April 2008, was it? Thank you. Yes, you | 50 |
| are quite right. Next, that a conviction be recorded by the appellant be admonished and discharged. And if it be necessary I clarify the situation that the present parole eligibility date of the appellant of 7 April 2009 remains | 1-2 | ORDER | 60 |
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unchanged.
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