The ranges referred to in Hogarth v The Queen for confrontational aggravated burglary related only to the offender in that case and do not constitute a revised guidepost for such offences generally. Significant personal mitigating circumstances including a traumatic background, mental health conditions, drug addiction, and a limited role in a joint criminal enterprise can justify a sentence at the lower end of the available range even for serious confrontational aggravated burglary.
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