Ali v Att. Gen. [2005] JLR_Note 11 (24 March 2005)
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The court considered the use of a Newton hearing to determine factual matters affecting sentence.
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Criminal / Sentencing
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Appropriateness and conduct of a Newton hearing in sentencing
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A Newton hearing may be held to resolve factual disputes relevant to sentencing.
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The court considered the use of a Newton hearing to determine factual matters affecting sentence.
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