Examples of Court of Criminal Appeal in a sentence
This quotation is drawn from the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal in R v MAK, R v MSK[2006] NSWCCA 381 [15]–[18] (and referring to R v Rossi (1988) 142 LSJS 451) about the importance of avoiding a crushing sentence.
This is because an extremely long sentence may be crushing and, as the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal puts it, such a sentence mayinduce a feeling of hopelessness and destroy any expectation of a useful life after re- lease.
A reference in a written law or book, document or writing to the Court of Criminal Appeal is, unless the contrary intention appears, to be construed as if it had been amended to be a reference to the Court of Appeal.
The Court of Criminal Appeal reversed this ruling, holding that the desirability of admitting each of the 3 categories of evidence outweighed the undesirability of admitting evidence obtained in the way the evidence was obtained: [2017] NSWCCA 288 at [111], [130] & [142].
On an appeal under subsection (2), the Court of Criminal Appeal may confirm the supervision order or quash the supervision order and make another supervision order in substitution for it.
The Court of Criminal Appeal receiving a report of the Registrar under subrule (8) may, after notice in accordance with Forms 86B and 86C has been given by the Registrar to the convicted person and his surety (if any) respectively, order the recognizances of that person and his surety be forfeited.
The “Letters of Acceptance” – at least the ones of which the United States is currently aware – cumulatively cover a time period from September 2003 through August 2006.• The United States presented examples of correspondence between Turkish importers and MARA officials, including several letters from MARA rejecting importer requests for Control Certificates.
Where the Court of Criminal Appeal grants leave to an applicant to be present at a determination under this rule and the applicant is in fact present or where the applicant is represented by counsel at the determination, the Registrar need not comply with subrule (9)(a) or (b)(i).
A notice of appeal, application for leave to appeal, any other originating application and all subsequent documents filed in an appeal, shall be entitled "In the Court of Criminal Appeal of the Northern Territory of Australia".
For the purposes of this rule, a Judge who has, under this rule, refused an application which has been referred to the Court of Criminal Appeal may sit as a member of that Court.