Where a sentencing error is established in one of multiple sentences that together form a total effective sentence, leave to appeal may be refused if the total effective sentence, as already adjusted by the Court of Appeal in a related appeal, more than adequately captures all relevant mitigating factors including the factor that was erroneously omitted. Family hardship under s 16A(2)(p) of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) is of minor significance in sentencing for grave terrorism offences.
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