29 Oct 2021
06fc1e89-6049-426e-917d-7ac36f05c865.pdf
- Citation
- openlaw-eed48fb9_c55c_4049_ab66_97d81e346b3d.pdf
- Court
- High Court
Respondent met statutory prerequisites and s107IAA(1) criteria: history of multiple sexual offences against similar-aged boys established a pervasive pattern; health assessors agreed a well above average risk existed and statutory traits (intense drive/opportunity-based offending, predilection/proclivity, limited self-regulation, and insufficient remorse/understanding) were present; absence of targeted treatment and pattern of offences supported a finding of high risk. A five-year ESO was the minimum required to allow targeted treatment and time for dynamic factors to operate; intensive and e…