Where sentences for unrelated offences are wholly accumulated, the sentencing judge must expressly consider whether the principle of totality requires moderation of the individual sentences, even where total accumulation is open. Delay between offence and arrest is not mitigating where the offender was unaware of being under suspicion and suffered no demonstrated detriment.
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