A total effective sentence of 4 years' imprisonment for two counts of selling 28 grams of 77% purity N,N-dimethylamphetamine, where the offender was a willing participant motivated by commercial gain but not the prime mover, was within the range of a sound sentencing discretion and did not infringe the first limb of the totality principle.
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