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Court of Appeal leave application in a drug-trafficking sentence appeal. Leave was refused on most grounds, but granted on whether the cross-border enhancement double-counted importing.
The Court of Appeal corrected a sentencing calculation in a cocaine trafficking case and reduced the appellant’s sentence to 15 years and 4 months’ imprisonment.
Leave to appeal was refused on Charge 1, but granted on Charges 2 and 3 and on sentence. The court found an arguable issue on joint possession and GBL sentencing.
Appeal against a drug-trafficking sentence raised issues about the starting point, international-element enhancement, mitigation, and an arithmetic error.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against a 14-year sentence for trafficking 591.73g of cocaine, upholding settled sentencing principles on cocaine, cross-border aggravation, and personal mitigation.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal out of time and dismissed the sentence appeal, holding there was no good reason for the long delay and no material sentencing error.
The Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal against sentence and reduced a drug trafficking sentence by three months for participation in Father Wotherspoon’s campaign.
The Court of Appeal refused an extension of time to seek leave to appeal sentence in a drug trafficking case, and dismissed the sentence appeal.
上訴庭在一宗冰毒販運判刑上訴案中，調整起點、國際元素加刑及自用扣減，最終維持判監3年1個月。
The Court of Appeal refused to treat the applicant’s abandonment of appeal as a nullity, refused leave to appeal sentence, and ordered 3 months’ loss of time.
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