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R v Duong, Nguyen, Bui & Quoc [2002] QCA 151
[2002] QCA 151
Court of Appeal (Qld)|2002-04-30|Before: Williams JA, Fryberg and Mullins JJSeparate reasons, for judgment of each member of the Court, each concurring as to the orders, made.
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Court of Appeal (Qld)
Decision date
2002-04-30
Before
Williams JA, Fryberg and Mullins JJSeparate reasons, for judgment of each member of the Court, each concurring as to the orders, made.
Catchwords
- CRIMINAL LAW – PARTICULAR OFFENCES – OFFENCES AGAINST THE
- PERSON – HOMICIDE – MANSLAUGHTER – PRACTICE
- AND PROCEDURE
- – where deceased terrorised and subjected to extreme violence planned by
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Catchwords
CRIMINAL LAW – PARTICULAR OFFENCES – OFFENCES AGAINST THEPERSON – HOMICIDE – MANSLAUGHTER – PRACTICEAND PROCEDURE– where deceased terrorised and subjected to extreme violence planned bygang in order to effect retribution– where two applicants directlyinvolved in the assault and two applicants aided aggressors by encouragement– whereaggressors received 12 year sentences with serious violent offencedeclarations and those who aided them received sentences of 9years withserious violent offence declarationsJUDGMENT AND PUNISHMENT – SENTENCE – FACTORS TO BE TAKEN INTOACCOUNT – FACTUAL BASIS FOR SENTENCE – PARTICULARCASES –where applicants made late plea of guilty to manslaughter - whether sentences of12 years were manifestly excessive–R v Laycock & Stokes, Rv Schuurs and R v Cowburn discussed – effect of Penalty& Sentences Act 1992 discussed – applications dismissed