A total effective sentence of 7 years 6 months' imprisonment for 44 counts of child sex offending by a teacher against two students (one aged 13-14, one aged 17) was upheld as not infringing the first limb of the totality principle, where the offending involved grooming, manipulative behaviour, threats to secure silence, and offending on school grounds. The case distinguishes JAF and D on the basis of grooming, manipulative conduct, and procurement of lies.
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