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R v Ballesty

Nathan Ballesty was sentenced for Commonwealth online hate and menace offences, including a Nazi salute, after the court found the conduct objectively serious.

  • Commonwealth offences
  • Failure to comply with s3la order
  • Use of carriage service to menace, harass or offend
  • Display of nazi salute
  • General deterrence
  • Mental impairment
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