Findings of fact by a sentencing judge, including credibility findings, will not be disturbed on appeal unless the findings were not open to be made. The rule requiring matters to be put to a witness in cross-examination does not give rise to procedural unfairness where both parties addressed the issue in submissions and counsel had the opportunity to deal with it in reply.
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