Mill v The Queen, Pearce v The Queen and Johnson v The Queen do not require concurrence or partial concurrence of sentences for multiple offences; they require consideration of whether that step should be taken in the context of totality. Full accumulation of sentences for separate offences against different victims on separate occasions may be appropriate where the gravity of each offence warrants it.
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