The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 139
... sentencing Court . The first is the type of sentence that is appropriate . There is a statutory injunction in s 13B of the Criminal Justice Act 1954 against a custodial sentence where this can properly be avoided . This has received ...
... sentencing Court . The first is the type of sentence that is appropriate . There is a statutory injunction in s 13B of the Criminal Justice Act 1954 against a custodial sentence where this can properly be avoided . This has received ...
Page 176
... sentence . The younger the offender , the less likely he is to have reached an advanced stage of his criminal career . Consequently , a youthful offender should generally receive a lesser sentence than an older and more mature one ...
... sentence . The younger the offender , the less likely he is to have reached an advanced stage of his criminal career . Consequently , a youthful offender should generally receive a lesser sentence than an older and more mature one ...
Page 183
... sentence of 12 months imprisonment for offences of theft was reduced to three months , thus facilitating the appellant's immediate release in accord with the reality that the original sentence imposed could not and would not be carried ...
... sentence of 12 months imprisonment for offences of theft was reduced to three months , thus facilitating the appellant's immediate release in accord with the reality that the original sentence imposed could not and would not be carried ...
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