When considering whether to record convictions against a juvenile offender under s 184(1) of the Youth Justice Act 1992 (Qld), the sentencing court is required to have regard to 'all' the circumstances of the case, including the overall nature of courses of offending, and is not required to consider each discrete offence in isolation. Proper consideration of a sentencing option such as a conditional release order does not require verbose reasoning.
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