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Seven defendants pleaded guilty to rape of 10 year old girl; adult offenders sentenced to six months imprisonment suspended immediately for an operational period of 12 months; juvenile defendants sentenced to 12 months probation with no conviction recorded.
Primary Judgment
DC146/07 (No Citation)
06 Nov 2007
Two other juveniles plead guilty to rape of same 10 year old girl; also sentenced to 12 months probation without a conviction being recorded.
QCA Interlocutory Judgment
[2008] QCA 15
13 Feb 2008
Ex tempore orders granting the AG's application to extend time to appeal sentences of juvenile respondents; directions made as to progress of appeal, including preparation of reports and any further evidence sought to be relied on: de Jersey CJ, McMurdo P and Keane JA.
QCA Interlocutory Judgment
[2008] QCA 20 [2011] 1 Qd R 157; (2008) 181 A Crim R 58
19 Feb 2008
Reasons for ex tempore orders made in [2008] QCA 15; strong arguments that the sentencing process miscarried: de Jersey CJ, McMurdo P and Keane JA.
QCA Interlocutory Judgment
[2008] QCA 99
01 May 2008
Application be juvenile respondents to vacate appeal dates and set later dates for further time to consider pre-sentence reports; extending time for filing of any additional evidence but otherwise dismissing the application: de Jersey CJ, McMuro P and Keane JA.
Appeal Determined (QCA)
[2008] QCA 154 [2011] 1 Qd R 439; (2008) 200 A Crim R 151
13 Jun 2008
AG sentence appeal allowed; six respondents pleaded guilty to one count of rape of 10 year old girl. and three others pleaded guilty to two counts; public interest in the proper sentencing of offenders would only exceptionally justify an appellate court acting upon an argument advanced on behalf of the prosecution that a sentence imposed in accordance with its submission was not a proper sentence; sentences manifestly inadequate: de Jersey CJ, McMurdo P and Keane JA.
Appeal Status
Appeal Determined (QCA)
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