CRIMINAL LAW - APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE BY PROSECUTION - appeal across two separate files by one notice - whether one notice of appeal required or two - failure to institute separate appeal notices - power to dispense with compliance of condition precedent to right of appeal - relevant circumstances - applicant did not do what was reasonably practical - leave to amend notice of appeal confined to one matter of appeal granted.
CRIMINAL LAW- APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE BY PROSECUTION - whether sentences imposed manifestly inadequate - problems involving mandatory minimum sentences where multiple offences - appeal allowed- respondent resentenced.
Local Court (Criminal Procedure) Act 1928 (NT) s. 120, 121A, 131A, 165, 171(1),
s. 172(1), 172(3), 175.
Case Details
Citation[2019] NTSC 38
CourtNTSC
JurisdictionNorthern Territory
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