A sentence of 6 years' imprisonment (60% of the maximum) for reckless conduct endangering life under s 22 of the Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) is within range for the worst examples of dangerous driving to evade police, even following an early guilty plea. Moderate cumulation is required where separate charges of reckless conduct endangering life involve distinct episodes endangering different groups of victims, even where the driving forms part of a continuous course of conduct.
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