A sentence of four and a half years imprisonment with parole eligibility at the halfway point is within the sentencing range for employee fraud involving more than $138,750 taken over nearly five years, where the offender was convicted after trial, showed no remorse, and grossly breached the trust of her employer. Anxiety and depression arising only after offences come to light, and not bearing on moral culpability, do not require reduction in sentence or earlier parole eligibility where the condition can be treated in prison.
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