The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 139
... particular sentence to the " tailor " a particular sentence to the needs of the offender . Nevertheless , in exercising his sentencing discretion the Judge must remain mindful of the need to preserve some uniformity of penalty between ...
... particular sentence to the " tailor " a particular sentence to the needs of the offender . Nevertheless , in exercising his sentencing discretion the Judge must remain mindful of the need to preserve some uniformity of penalty between ...
Page 140
... particular type of offence . This is the nearest the Court has come to adopting a tariff approach to sentencing . The Court , on a previous occasion , expressed scepticism as to the existence of " so- called ' tariff ' sentences " : R v ...
... particular type of offence . This is the nearest the Court has come to adopting a tariff approach to sentencing . The Court , on a previous occasion , expressed scepticism as to the existence of " so- called ' tariff ' sentences " : R v ...
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... Particular conduct is then judged by its conformity to that general rule . However the rule utilitarian would always leave the way open for this general rule to be amended , qualified or limited upon a showing that the new rule thereby ...
... Particular conduct is then judged by its conformity to that general rule . However the rule utilitarian would always leave the way open for this general rule to be amended , qualified or limited upon a showing that the new rule thereby ...
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THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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