The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 109
... sentence or impose a punishment or make an order in addition to or instead of a sentence or punishment prescribed by this Act or otherwise to deal with any offender . This section was necessary to protect the sentencing powers of the ...
... sentence or impose a punishment or make an order in addition to or instead of a sentence or punishment prescribed by this Act or otherwise to deal with any offender . This section was necessary to protect the sentencing powers of the ...
Page 289
... sentence was cancelled on 2 February 1987 , and in its place a sentence of preventive detention was imposed . The Court of Appeal held that this was the proper sentence to impose having regard to the applicant's long history of sexual ...
... sentence was cancelled on 2 February 1987 , and in its place a sentence of preventive detention was imposed . The Court of Appeal held that this was the proper sentence to impose having regard to the applicant's long history of sexual ...
Page 380
... sentences to be concurrent . These sentences were quashed by the Court of Appeal which substituted the following sentences concurrent inter se but cumulative on the sentence of 18 months ' imprisonment for receiving . On each Class C ...
... sentences to be concurrent . These sentences were quashed by the Court of Appeal which substituted the following sentences concurrent inter se but cumulative on the sentence of 18 months ' imprisonment for receiving . On each Class C ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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