For the purposes of bail pending appeal in Victoria, the likely expiry of a non-parole period before the appeal is heard is now a relevant consideration of the same kind as the expiry of the non-suspended portion of a partly-suspended sentence, unless it appears the applicant will not be released on parole at or about the expiry of the non-parole period. Re Pennant's distinction between non-parole periods and partly-suspended sentences is no longer followed. The principles governing bail pending appeal are comprehensively restated at paragraph 28.
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