Results.
7 judgments found.
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| December 2022 |
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Court enhanced aggravated robbery sentence to 12 years, finding limited mitigation against serious, violent, planned robbery.
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Criminal law — Aggravated robbery — Sentence enhancement — Mitigating and aggravating factors — First offender and youth mitigation limits — Group robbery and use of weapon — Section 301(2) Penal Code (life imprisonment) — Sentencing discretion and precedents.
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6 December 2022 |
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Aggravated robbery sentence increased to 12 years due to violence, planning, group offending despite mitigation.
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Criminal law — Aggravated robbery — Sentence enhancement — Use of dangerous weapon and violence — Group and planned offence — Mitigating factors (first offender, personal circumstances) limited — Section 301(2) Penal Code — sentencing discretion and precedents.
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6 December 2022 |
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Court confirmed armed robbery conviction, found identification reliable, and increased the respondent’s sentence to 12 years.
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Criminal law — Armed robbery — Identification evidence — Turnbull guidelines — Caution statement — Sentence enhancement — Use of weapon — Mitigation and aggravation factors
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6 December 2022 |
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Conviction for two robberies upheld; court increased sentence to 12 years per count, balancing aggravating and mitigating factors.
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Criminal law — Robbery — identification in broad daylight, possession of stolen property — sentencing: aggravating factors (violence, planning, commission in company, violation of victim) vs mitigation (youth, first offender) — appropriate term of imprisonment.
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6 December 2022 |
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Court enhanced sentence to 30 years for defilement of a 13‑year‑old, emphasizing serious aggravating factors.
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Criminal law — Defilement (section 139 Penal Code) — Conviction on plea and admission of facts — Sentencing — Enhancement of sentence — Aggravating factors: repeated assault, infection with STI, breach of trust, victim's tender age — Mitigating factors: youth, first offender, guilty plea.
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6 December 2022 |
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Court confirmed robbery and rape convictions against the respondent; identification, confession and non-consent were decisive.
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Criminal law — Robbery — use of a panga and identification evidence; Rape — non-consensual intercourse, medical corroboration and admissions; Identification evidence and Turnbull guidelines; Sentencing — appropriate terms and concurrent sentences.
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6 December 2022 |
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Court confirmed the respondent's convictions for robbery and rape, finding identification and admissions sufficient and imposing concurrent sentences.
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Criminal law — Robbery: identification and corroboration by recovery of weapon; Rape: consent, medical evidence and accused's admissions as corroboration; Sentencing: aggravating factors, first offender and concurrent sentences.
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6 December 2022 |