The totality principle requires that a total effective sentence bear a proper relationship to overall criminality (first limb) and not be 'crushing' in the sense of destroying any reasonable expectation of a useful life after release (second limb). The rule of restraint on resentencing cannot be applied so as to produce a sentence incommensurate with the seriousness of the offending, even where the offender is convicted of fewer counts at retrial.
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