Oliver v R

• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Sentencing
  3. › Aggravating factors
  4. › Conditional liberty
  5. › Whether conditional liberty relevant to assessment of objective seriousness or only to subjective case
  6. › Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 (NSW), s 21A(2)(j)
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Sentencing
  3. › Objective seriousness
  4. › Manslaughter
  5. › Whether sentencing judge required to place offence on notional range of seriousness
  6. › Whether sufficient to identify relevant aggravating factors without characterising degree of seriousness
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Sentencing
  3. › Objective seriousness
  4. › Joint criminal enterprise
  5. › Whether sentencing judge required to distinguish between roles of co-offenders when only sentencing one participant
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Sentencing
  3. › Subjective considerations
  4. › Mental illness
  5. › Causal connection between mental health and offending
  6. › Whether different approaches to causation required for mental health (De La Rosa) and disadvantaged background (Bugmy)
  7. › Whether sentencing judge erred in finding insufficient nexus between mental health and offending

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