145A
In forceExistence of circumstances of aggravation is question for judge to determine
Part 20Miscellaneous
145A Existence of circumstances of aggravation is question for judge to determine
(1)
In this section —
circumstances of aggravation means circumstances in which an offence is committed that —
(a)
are not elements of the offence; and
(b)
increase the statutory penalty for the offence.
(2)
If, on a plea of guilty by the accused, a superior court is required to determine in proceedings under this Act whether the offence was committed in circumstances of aggravation, that determination is the determination of a question of fact for the purposes of section 146.
[Section 145A inserted: No. 45 of 2016 s. 46.]
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