A sentence of four years' imprisonment with parole eligibility after 15 months was upheld for trafficking in methylamphetamine over a 49-day period involving wholesale quantities sold to at least six customers, where the offender was 28 years old with significant personal mitigating circumstances including domestic violence, mental health issues and drug addiction. The case confirms that older authorities on methylamphetamine sentencing (pre-reclassification to Schedule 1) are of limited relevance.
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