In sentencing for recklessly dealing with proceeds of crime under s 193B(3) of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), the value of the goods dealt with is only one of a number of factors in determining objective seriousness; the volume of property, pattern of behaviour, steps taken to disguise involvement, and statutory aggravating features are also relevant. An aggregate sentence of 3 years served by way of ICO for identity fraud facilitating the sale of stolen goods over several months, with goods valued in the tens of thousands of dollars, is within the available range.
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