R v CAMPBELL [2010] NSWDC 249

R v CAMPBELL [2010] NSWDC 249

The offender was sentenced based on aggravating features including offending while on bail, ongoing supply, and substantial criminality, but received mitigated sentences due to plea and small drug/money quantities. Methylamphetamine was treated with the same seriousness as heroin for sentencing purposes.

Jurisdiction
Australia
Judgment Date
03 September 2010
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing
Outcome
conviction and sentence
Legal Topics
['sentence' 'allowing Premises to Be Used as Drug Premises' 'ongoing Supply of Prohibited Drugs' 'dealing With Property Suspected of Being the Proceeds of Crime' 'offending Whilst on Conditional Liberty']
['criminal Law'] ['sentence' 'allowing Premises to Be Used as Drug Premises' 'ongoing Supply of Prohibited Drugs' 'dealing With Property Suspected of Being the Proceeds of Crime' 'offending Whilst on Conditional Liberty']

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Procedural Posture

Criminal / Sentencing

Legal Issues

  1. 1 ['appropriate sentencing for ongoing supply of prohibited drugs' 'sentencing for allowing premises to be used as drug premises' 'sentencing for dealing with property suspected to be proceeds of crime' 'assessment of aggravating and mitigating factors' 'classification of methylamphetamine for sentencing purposes']

Ratio Decidendi

The offender was sentenced based on aggravating features including offending while on bail, ongoing supply, and substantial criminality, but received mitigated sentences due to plea and small drug/money quantities. Methylamphetamine was treated with the same seriousness as heroin for sentencing purposes.

Court Disposition

conviction and sentence

Orders

  • ['Three months fixed term imprisonment for dealing with proceeds of crime dated from 12 November 2009.' 'Six months fixed term imprisonment for allowing premises to be used as drug premises dated from 12 December 2009.' 'For ongoing supply of drugs: non-parole period of eighteen months dated from 12 March 2010 and...