sec.15ACLimitations for guideline judgments

### sec.15AC Limitations for guideline judgments A guideline judgment, other than a guideline judgment for an offence under a Commonwealth Act, must be consistent with Queensland law. A guideline judgment for an offence under a Commonwealth Act must— be consistent with Commonwealth law; and set out non-binding considerations to guide the future exercise of discretion and not purport to establish a rule of binding effect; and articulate principles to underpin the determination of a particular sentence and not state the expected decisions in a future proceeding. s 15AC ins 2010 No. 48 s 6 (sec.15AC-ssec.1) A guideline judgment, other than a guideline judgment for an offence under a Commonwealth Act, must be consistent with Queensland law. (sec.15AC-ssec.2) A guideline judgment for an offence under a Commonwealth Act must— be consistent with Commonwealth law; and set out non-binding considerations to guide the future exercise of discretion and not purport to establish a rule of binding effect; and articulate principles to underpin the determination of a particular sentence and not state the expected decisions in a future proceeding. - (a) be consistent with Commonwealth law; and - (b) set out non-binding considerations to guide the future exercise of discretion and not purport to establish a rule of binding effect; and - (c) articulate principles to underpin the determination of a particular sentence and not state the expected decisions in a future proceeding.