Public denunciation following conviction for serious crime, media reporting of sexual offending, and ordinary disruption to an offender's life following criminal proceedings do not constitute extra-curial punishment warranting mitigation of sentence; only 'some serious detriment' will suffice. When applying totality principles to an earlier interstate sentence that was reduced on a Crown appeal due to double jeopardy, the second sentencing court is not required to recognise that leniency as a further discount.
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