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Criminal judgments from Australian courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.

AllowedDistrict Court of New South Wales·24 July 2020

Women Sentenced for Hindering Murder Suspect's Apprehension

AllowedCourt of Criminal Appeal (NSW)·15 July 2020

Appeal Against Sentence Allowed: NSW Court of Criminal Appeal

The Court of Criminal Appeal allowed an appeal against sentence, finding the original sentence was too harsh due to procedural fairness issues and incorrect assessment of the offence's seriousness.

AllowedSupreme Court of New South Wales·08 July 2020

NSW Supreme Court grants extended supervision order for high-risk offender

The NSW Supreme Court granted an extended supervision order for five years for a high-risk offender under the Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006, ensuring the safety of the community.

AllowedDistrict Court of New South Wales·04 June 2020

Sentence for Insider Trading in NSW District Court

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·11 May 2020

Work Health and Safety Breach Sentencing Decision

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·08 May 2020

Aggravated Break and Enter Sentencing Details

AllowedDistrict Court of New South Wales·08 Apr 2020

Not Guilty by Reason of Mental Illness: Case Summary

AllowedCourt of Criminal Appeal (NSW)·23 Mar 2020

Fraud Sentence Reduced Based on Plea of Guilty Value

The Court of Criminal Appeal reduced the sentence for fraud from 6 years to 4 years and 6 months, considering the utilitarian value of the plea of guilty. The applicant had obtained $515,905 by falsely claiming to have a compensation claim against a company related to asbestos exposure.

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·12 Mar 2020

Sentence Determination Considering Aggravating and Mitigating Factors

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·12 Mar 2020

Sentencing Factors for Offenders with Mental Health Issues

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·06 Mar 2020

Sentence for Drug Trafficking Conspiracy

The defendant was sentenced to 9 years 7 months in prison with a non-parole period of 5 years 9 months for conspiracy to import large amounts of illegal drugs. The court took into account the totality of the crimes and the value of the guilty plea.

AllowedDistrict Court of New South Wales·07 Feb 2020

Sentence for Conspiracy to Import Drugs

The court sentenced the defendant for conspiracy to import a commercial quantity of pseudoephedrine. The sentence was influenced by the defendant's guilty plea and their role in the conspiracy.

AllowedCourt of Criminal Appeal (NSW)·20 Dec 2019

Court of Criminal Appeal Quashes Manslaughter Sentence

DismissedSupreme Court of New South Wales·20 Dec 2019

Claim for Legal Professional Privilege Over Seized Materials Dismissed

The NSW Supreme Court dismissed a claimant's request for legal professional privilege over seized documents and electronic devices. The court found that the claimant did not provide enough evidence to prove their claim.

OtherDistrict Court of New South Wales·06 Dec 2019

Severe Penalties for Firearm Threats and Intimidation

AllowedSupreme Court of New South Wales·29 Nov 2019

Supreme Court Sentences Four for Manslaughter and Drug Trafficking

AllowedSupreme Court of New South Wales·22 Nov 2019

Supreme Court Orders Extended Supervision for High-Risk Offender

The Supreme Court of New South Wales ordered an extended supervision order for a high-risk offender, ensuring they remain under supervision for two years due to the risk they pose to the community.

AllowedSupreme Court of New South Wales·21 Nov 2019

Admissibility of Video Recorded Statements in Criminal Cases

In a criminal case, the court allowed the use of a video-recorded statement from a witness who was unavailable because they had traveled abroad. The court ruled that the statement met the criteria under the Evidence Act 1995 (NSW).

AllowedSupreme Court of New South Wales·20 Nov 2019

Supreme Court Grants Accused Person’s Request to View Murder Location in Prison

The Supreme Court of New South Wales allowed an accused person to visit the location where a murder allegedly happened in prison. This was done to help the jury better understand the evidence presented during the trial.

AllowedDistrict Court of New South Wales·15 Nov 2019

Sentence for Slavery and Proceeds of Crime

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