12 Aug 2022
MOHAMMED OMAR NASSERY v R [2022] NZSC 97
- Citation
- [2022] NZSC 97
- Court
- Supreme Court
Leave to appeal was dismissed because the proposed appeal lacked sufficient prospects of success: the sentencing judge had given substantial discounts and had effectively assessed necessity for imprisonment (including a counterfactual guilty plea); and home detention was not available because the sentence under consideration exceeded the short‑term 24‑month threshold in s15A(1)(b).