› three appeal grounds - failure to impose concurrent sentences
› failure to apply principle of totality
› manifestly excessive
› drink driving
› driving whilst disqualified
› offences arising from one course of conduct - whether adjustment to overall sentence consistent with totality principle - fully accumulated sentence resulted in total sentence that was disproportionate to the whole criminal conduct - Appeal allowed in part.
Sentencing Act (NT) s 50, s 103,
Attorney General v Tichy (1982) 30 SASR 84; applied
Brown v Lynch (1982) 15 NTR 9; Miles v The Queen [2001] NTCA 9; R v Tait and Bartley (1979) 46 FLR 386; followed