Narjic v Hocking & Anor [2001] NTSC 75 — Appeal Against Sentence — Barrister AI
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Narjic v Hocking & Anor
[2001] NTSC 75
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Interrogate
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Appeal Against Sentence
Appeal from Court of Summary Jurisdiction
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notice of appeal filed out of time
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dispense with requirements of s 172(2) of the Justices Act
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appeal on grounds that magistrate failed to give sufficient weight to mitigating circumstances
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leading to an excessive sentence
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application of principal of totality
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appeal dismissed
Justices Act 1928 (NT), s 165 and s 171(2)
Criminal Code 1983 (NT), s 210, s 213(4) and s 251(2)(c)
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[2001] NTSC 75
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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