Ebatarinja v Dunne [2018] NTSC 66 — Offences Against Person & Criminal Code (NT), S 189A — Barrister AI
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Ebatarinja v Dunne
[2018] NTSC 66
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Criminal Law
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OFFENCES AGAINST PERSON
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JUDGMENT AND PUNISHMENT
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OFFENCE OF ASSAULT POLICE IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY
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whether sentence was manifestly excessive having regard to the circumstances of the offending and of the appellant
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the exercise of the sentencing discretion having regard to the protection of police
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role of general deterrence
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whether other subjective considerations specifically the age of the offender diminished
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appeal allowed.
Criminal Code (NT), s 189A
Youth Justice Act (NT), s 136
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[2018] NTSC 66
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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[2018] NTSC 66
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2011
Hogan v Hinch
HCA 4
2003
Bellis v Burgoyne
NTSC 103
1995
Marshall v Llewellyn
NTSC 56
1992
Rodney Robertson v Kenneth John Flood
NTSC 88
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