2002Bar News: The Journal of the NSW Bar AssociationRequires access

High Court Sentencing Cases

Christopher J. O’Donnell

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The article discusses sentencing by the High Court of those cases wherein special leave was obtained to appeal to the High Court on grounds involving sentencing only.

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The article discusses sentencing by the High Court of those cases wherein special leave was obtained to appeal to the High Court on grounds involving sentencing only.

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The article discusses sentencing by the High Court of those cases wherein special leave was obtained to appeal to the High Court on grounds involving sentencing only.

Key concepts: Political science, Law, Criminology, Psychology

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