R v We (No.19)

[2020] NSWSC 1569

Supreme Court of NSW

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1. Criminal Law
2. › Offences
3. › Sentence
4. › Doing acts in preparation for a terrorist act
5. › Offender arrested in possession of knives and camouflage clothing
6. › Steps taken by offender in an effort to conceal the knives
7. › Where offending motivated by an adherence to extremist ideology
8. › Where the commission of a terrorist act was imminent at the time of the offender’s arrest
9. › Necessity to impose a sentence which would denounce the offending and protect the community
10. › Necessity for general deterrence
1. Criminal Law
2. › Offences
3. › Sentence
4. › Doing acts in preparation for a terrorist act
5. › Where offender 16 years of age at the time of the offending
6. › Serious offending
7. › Adult like behaviour
8. › Relevance of youth on sentence
9. › Consideration of the extent of the mitigatory effect of youth in cases of serious offending
1. Criminal Law
2. › Practice and procedure
3. › Where self-represented offender waived his right to be present at sentence hearing
4. › Determination that the hearing should proceed
5. › Principles to be applied
1. Criminal Law
2. › Practice and procedure
3. › Amicus Curiae
4. › Where offender’s father sought to appear for the offender on sentence
5. › Where the offender did not wish his father to appear
6. › Principles governing leave to a person to appear as Amicus Curiae

Citation[2020] NSWSC 1569

CourtNSWSC

JurisdictionNew South Wales

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