The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 247
... sentence of life imprisonment Taking the abolition of the mandatory life sentence first , this is undoubtedly an important and an enlightened reform . The Minister is to be congratulated for having the courage to introduce this reform ...
... sentence of life imprisonment Taking the abolition of the mandatory life sentence first , this is undoubtedly an important and an enlightened reform . The Minister is to be congratulated for having the courage to introduce this reform ...
Page 248
... sentence unless there were present circumstances that merited a finite sentence . Although it remains to be seen what approach the Judges will take , one thing is likely and that is in those cases where there are few mitigating ...
... sentence unless there were present circumstances that merited a finite sentence . Although it remains to be seen what approach the Judges will take , one thing is likely and that is in those cases where there are few mitigating ...
Page 296
... sentence of supervision for two years was substituted . Fraider ( Auckland registry , 19 May 1988 , 7245/87 ) was a case where Robertson J considered both the special circumstances of the offence and of the offender . The offence ...
... sentence of supervision for two years was substituted . Fraider ( Auckland registry , 19 May 1988 , 7245/87 ) was a case where Robertson J considered both the special circumstances of the offence and of the offender . The offence ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
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