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Wurrawilya v Davis & Anor; Davis & Anor v Wurrawilya
[2012] NTSC 57
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Criminal Law
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APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE
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TOTALITY PRINCIPLE
Cumulation and concurrency
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questions of totality
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appellant sentenced in April 2012 for two counts of unlawful assault in August and September 2007
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whether aggregate of the sentences should have been adjusted
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magistrate did not “take a last look at the total”
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error in sentencing discretion
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appeal allowed in part
Justices Act s 177
Sentencing Act s 40
Case Details
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[2012] NTSC 57
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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