A sentencing judge imposing an aggregate sentence for multiple drug offences found on a single occasion may identify common features relevant to all offences without repeating them for each offence, provided the distinguishing features (quantity and type of drug) are separately identified and reflected in different indicative sentences. A reference to a 'smorgasbord' of drugs does not of itself indicate application of the Clark principle.
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