[...] Gipp v The Queen (1998) 194 CLR 106. R v Ambrose (CA 5/1995; Court of Appeal, 21 March 1995, unreported); [1995] QCA 122. R v Boyle (1987) 34 A Crim R 202. R v Lyon (CA 14/2006; Court of Appeal [...]
[...] unreported); [2006] QCA 146. R v McDougall and Collas [2007] 2 Qd R 87. R v Melissant (CA 443/2002; Court of Appeal, 19 March 2003, unreported); [2003] QCA 122. R v VST (2003) 6 VR 569. CRIMINAL [...]
[...] v The Queen (2008) 73 NSWLR 390. R v Young (CA 289/2004; Court of Appeal, 18 February 2005, unreported); [2005] QCA 32. RJS v The Queen (2007) 173 A Crim R 100. The following additional cases were [...]
[...] sufficient materials for their satisfaction. [1], [2], [47] – [48]. RJS v The Queen (2007) 173 A Crim R 100, 104 applied. (2) That the determination of the prescribed period for the purposes of [...]
[...] long-standing principle of 357a fundamental character: RJS v The Queen (2007) 173 A Crim R 100, 104 [18]. In the explanatory notes to the Bill, parliament cites the potential reduction in the [...]
[...] invoking the provisions as soon as their equivalent of the prescribed period has elapsed: R v VST (2003) 6 VR 569; RJS v The Queen , 104–105 [23]-[24]. The learned trial judge made no explicit [...]
[...] two decisions of the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal, RJS v The Queen (2007) 173 A Crim R 100 and Hanna v The Queen (2008) 73 NSWLR 390. The authorities are of limited application because [...]
[...] which the relevant evidence was in short compass. [47]In RJS Spigelman CJ said ((2007) 173 A Crim R 100 at 104): The requirement of unanimity on a jury in a criminal case is a long-standing principle [...]
[...] formed, at the latest, when the appellant forced her way into the house. [57]A brief reference to R v Young [2005] QCA 32 is enough to show that six years imprisonment is not excessive. Young forced [...]