R v Chris Stilliaras [2007] NSWDC 291

R v Chris Stilliaras [2007] NSWDC 291

Considering the appellant's continued anger issues and past conduct, but noting his contrition and stated desire to reform, conditional bail was granted to provide an opportunity for rehabilitation with strict supervision and counselling, to be reviewed after six months.

Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
30 November 2007
Procedural Posture
Criminal Appeal / Severity Appeal From Local Court
Outcome
Conditional s.11 C(SP)A bail granted for six months
Legal Topics
['severity Appeal' 'malicious Damage' 'domestic Violence' 'bail' 'anger Management']
['criminal Law'] ['severity Appeal' 'malicious Damage' 'domestic Violence' 'bail' 'anger Management']

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Procedural Posture

Criminal Appeal / Severity Appeal From Local Court

Legal Issues

  1. 1 ['Whether the severity of the original sentence was appropriate in light of the circumstances' 'Whether the appellant should be granted bail with rehabilitative conditions']

Ratio Decidendi

Considering the appellant's continued anger issues and past conduct, but noting his contrition and stated desire to reform, conditional bail was granted to provide an opportunity for rehabilitation with strict supervision and counselling, to be reviewed after six months.

Court Disposition

Conditional s.11 C(SP)A bail granted for six months

Orders

  • ['Appellant granted bail for 6 months with conditions: good behaviour; no consumption of illicit/unprescribed drugs; supervision by Probation and Parole; attend Blacktown Probation and Parole office by 5pm on 3 December; comply with Probation and Parole directions including counselling for relationships, anger...