Where a co-offender who was the prime mover in a conspiracy, attended all relevant meetings, and had a significant criminal record received 20 months' imprisonment, a sentence of 15 months for a co-offender with a minimal role, no prior convictions, and an early guilty plea was held to violate the parity principle due to insufficient differentiation. The prosecution's concession that a non-custodial sentence was within range was a significant factor.
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