The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 140
... circumstances of the offender or the right of a Judge to reflect the promptings of mercy in the sentence imposed . A third approach is to examine the relevance of mitigating and aggravating factors as they arise . from case to case ...
... circumstances of the offender or the right of a Judge to reflect the promptings of mercy in the sentence imposed . A third approach is to examine the relevance of mitigating and aggravating factors as they arise . from case to case ...
Page 176
... circumstances , the behaviour of the offender subsequent to the offence , and factors not to be taken into consideration by the Court . A custodial sentence will always impose physical and emotional hardship. Circumstances of the ...
... circumstances , the behaviour of the offender subsequent to the offence , and factors not to be taken into consideration by the Court . A custodial sentence will always impose physical and emotional hardship. Circumstances of the ...
Page 291
... circumstances Extraordinary - may be said to be the finding of extraordinary circumstances in Fraser v Fraser ( HC Auckland , 26 June 1985 , M352 / 84 ) by Sinclair J. At the outset , His Honour might not have embarked on that enquiry ...
... circumstances Extraordinary - may be said to be the finding of extraordinary circumstances in Fraser v Fraser ( HC Auckland , 26 June 1985 , M352 / 84 ) by Sinclair J. At the outset , His Honour might not have embarked on that enquiry ...
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THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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