Att. Gen. v Smith [2004] JLR_Note 20 (29 April 2004)
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The court clarified the sentencing principles and established starting points for the relevant criminal offence.
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What are the sentencing principles and starting points applicable in this case?
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Att. Gen. v Smith [2004] JLR_Note 20
Sentencing principles and starting points must be established and applied in criminal cases.
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The court clarified the sentencing principles and established starting points for the relevant criminal offence.
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