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Morris v Spink
[2008] QDC 270
District Court of Queensland
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appellant still in custody, his parole application apparently undetermined
sentence should not have been made more onerous without appellant being heard
both original and subsequent orders about parole set aside
court inclined to give effect to Magistrate’s expressed intentions as well as could be done by an intensive correction order.
Case Details
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[2008] QDC 270
Court
QDC
Jurisdiction
Queensland
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