Lines v Norris [2008] NTSC 27 — Appeal Against Conviction & Appeal Against Sentence — Barrister AI
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Lines v Norris
[2008] NTSC 27
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Interrogate
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Criminal Law
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Appeal against conviction
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whether the accomplice warning from the trial magistrate was sufficient to accommodate the potential unreliability of a witness
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whether the trial magistrate erred by treating the evidence of one witness as capable of corroborating another witness
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unsafe and unsatisfactory - appeal dismissed
Criminal Law
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Appeal against sentence
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whether the trial magistrate erred in sentencing the appellant on the basis of an uncharged offence
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whether the trial magistrate properly considered the principle of parity
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whether sentencing process miscarried due to error in sentencing of appellant’s co-offenders
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appeal allowed
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appellant re-sentenced
Criminal Code s 210; s 213; 251
Justices Act s 176A
Case Details
Citation
[2008] NTSC 27
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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