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DPP v Parker
[2024] ACTSC 125
Supreme Court of the ACT
29 April 2024
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Criminal Law
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JURISDICTION, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
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Judgment and Punishment
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Sentence
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assault occasioning actual bodily harm
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purposes of sentencing
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applicability of Bugmy principles
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where offence committed in breach of conditional liberty
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offender assessed as suitable for imposition of an Intensive Corrections Order
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positive prospects of rehabilitation
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Intensive Corrections Order imposed.
Criminal Law
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JURISDICTION, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
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Judgment and Punishment
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Breach of suspended sentence
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breach through commission of further offence in New South Wales
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further offence was of less serious nature
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importance of rehabilitation
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Intensive Corrections Order imposed.
Case Details
Citation
[2024] ACTSC 125
Court
ACTSC
Jurisdiction
Australian Capital Territory
Decision Date
29 April 2024
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[2024] ACTSC 125
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2023
DPP v Dritsas
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