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Page 393
... sentence than would other- wise be the case . Counsel of course will em- phasise that the accused must not plead ... sentence which he is minded to impose . A statement that on a plea of guilty he would impose one sentence but that on a ...
... sentence than would other- wise be the case . Counsel of course will em- phasise that the accused must not plead ... sentence which he is minded to impose . A statement that on a plea of guilty he would impose one sentence but that on a ...
Page 394
... sentence will take a particular form , e.g. a pro- bation order or a fine or that it will not be a custodial sentence . Finally , where any such dis- cussion has taken place between Judge and counsel concerning sentence , counsel for ...
... sentence will take a particular form , e.g. a pro- bation order or a fine or that it will not be a custodial sentence . Finally , where any such dis- cussion has taken place between Judge and counsel concerning sentence , counsel for ...
Page 518
... sentence were minimal , and for this reason . Should an application for leave to appeal be granted with a view to increasing the sentence the Court would feel bound in justice to grant legal aid . A competent counsel would at once sense ...
... sentence were minimal , and for this reason . Should an application for leave to appeal be granted with a view to increasing the sentence the Court would feel bound in justice to grant legal aid . A competent counsel would at once sense ...
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