Davey v Burgoyne [2004] NTSC 36 — Appeal Against Sentence & Manifestly Excessive — Barrister AI
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Davey v Burgoyne
[2004] NTSC 36
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Appeal Against Sentence
Manifestly excessive
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imprisonment served in one state and subsequently returned to the Territory to be deal with for offences committed in the Territory at a prior time
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totality principle s 52 Sentencing Act and aggregation of “like offences” only.
Sentencing Act (NT), s 52
Mill v R [1988] HCA 70; (1998) 166 CLR 59, approved and applied
Case Details
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[2004] NTSC 36
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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