R v Campbell [2004] QCA 342

Court of Appeal (Qld)|2004-09-20|Before: Williams JA and White and Cullinane JJSeparate, reasons for judgment of each member of the Court, each concurring as to the, order made

In my view it cannot be said that Kennings was, in all the circumstances, a more serious case. In my view Kennings does indicate the appropriate level of sentencing for offences of the type in question. It is not necessary for the

Court to recount the background matters to the creation of the offence which are adequately outlined in the judgment of Justice Mullins in Kennings.

I am not persuaded that the sentence in fact imposed was manifestly excessive in all the circumstances, the application should be refused.

WILLIAMS JA: The order is the application is dismissed.

In the course of his sentencing remarks the learned Judge said, referring to the decision of the Court of Appeal in R v Kennings [2004] QCA 162:

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