R v Foo; R v Ah; R v Chen; R v Ng [2017] NSWDC 395
The offenders, having pleaded guilty to charges under s 400.9(1) or to aiding and abetting such offences, were sentenced according to the objective suspicion threshold prescribed by the statute, their respective levels of criminality, mitigating circumstances including pleas and facilitation of justice, and the statutory requirement to fix release on recognisance after minimum terms.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 24 July 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing
- Outcome
- conviction and custodial sentences with release on recognisance
- Legal Topics
- ['money Laundering' 'sentencing' 'commonwealth Offenders' 'aiding and Abetting' 'plea of Guilty' 'sentence Discounts']
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Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Sentencing of four offenders for money laundering under Commonwealth Criminal Code s 400.9(1)' 'Application of statutory sentencing regime for Commonwealth offences' 'Determination of appropriate penalties for principal versus accessory liability']
Ratio Decidendi
The offenders, having pleaded guilty to charges under s 400.9(1) or to aiding and abetting such offences, were sentenced according to the objective suspicion threshold prescribed by the statute, their respective levels of criminality, mitigating circumstances including pleas and facilitation of justice, and the statutory requirement to fix release on recognisance after minimum terms.
Court Disposition
conviction and custodial sentences with release on recognisance
Orders
- ['Foo: Imprisonment for 16 months (6 July 2016–6 November 2017), release on recognisance of $500 as of 24 July 2017.' 'Ah: Imprisonment for 18 months (7 July 2016–6 January 2018), release on recognisance of $500 as of 24 July 2017.' 'Chen: Imprisonment for 21 months (7 July 2016–6 April 2018), release on...
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