Where an offender has spent time in custody interstate undergoing sentence for unrelated matters during a period when bail was revoked on Victorian charges, the totality principle is the more appropriate mechanism for taking that detention into account, though the Renzella discretion may also apply. What matters is that the sentencing judge takes the period into account in a broad and practical way, not the label applied to the exercise.
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