A difference in the amount of concurrency applied to co-offender sentences cannot of itself breach the parity principle; the equal justice norm is contravened only if a comparison of total sentences shows an unjustifiable marked disparity. Bail conditions that are strict but not particularly unusual or onerous (such as daily reporting, curfew, and residence conditions) are not the sort of conditions that would necessarily affect the sentence imposed.
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