Brown v Lusted and Parker [2015] TASSC 45 — Offences & Traffic Act 1925 (Tas), S 32(1). — Barrister AI
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Brown v Lusted and Parker
[2015] TASSC 45
Supreme Court of Tasmania
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Traffic Law
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Offences
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Particular offences
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Driving in manner dangerous to public
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Penalty
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Persistent offender
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Whether sentence manifestly excessive.
Traffic Act 1925 (Tas), s 32(1).
Aust Dig Traffic Law [1114]
Magistrates
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Appeal and review
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Tasmania
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Motion to review
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Procedure and evidence
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No denial of natural justice in determining factual basis for sentence
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Remorse as a mitigating factor.
Case Details
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[2015] TASSC 45
Court
TASSC
Jurisdiction
Tasmania
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