Gokel v Silverthorne [2000] NTSC 22 — Criminal Law & Procedure & Sentencing — Barrister AI
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Gokel v Silverthorne
[2000] NTSC 22
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Criminal Law & Procedure
Sentencing
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whether manifestly inadequate
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prior offending
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breach of conditional suspended sentence under Juvenile Justices Act 1983 (NT)
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offender now an adult
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whether to revoke sentence.
Rehabilitation prospects considered
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circumstances of mitigation of penalty present
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exercise of judicial discretion merciful but sound.
Return to imprisonment
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unjust in all the circumstances.
Case Details
Citation
[2000] NTSC 22
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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