Non-exculpatory duress is not confined to being a purely subjective factor and may properly be considered when assessing the objective gravity of an offence for standard non-parole period purposes. The absence of drug dissemination into the community due to a police operation does not reduce an offender's moral culpability. Muldrock v The Queen did not place duress outside the scope of objective features of an offence.
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