A sentence of nine years' imprisonment with a serious violent offence declaration is at the lower end of the applicable range for protracted dangerous driving causing two deaths while adversely affected by methylamphetamine and excessively speeding at 171 km/h, where comparable authorities support a sentence of at least ten years (which would trigger an automatic SVO declaration).
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