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The High Court dismissed an application to admit fresh evidence and upheld a conviction and three-month sentence for conspiracy to cheat in a fraudulent tenancy case.
The High Court upheld an eight-week sentence for voluntarily causing hurt resulting in grievous hurt, and set out a three-step sentencing framework for section 323A.
The High Court upheld consecutive and consecutive-after-prison rules for stood-down charges, holding that s 322(1) CPC applies to the aggregate later sentence.
The High Court allowed the Prosecution’s sentencing appeal, holding that a fine for voluntarily causing hurt was manifestly inadequate and substituting two weeks’ imprisonment.
The Court of Appeal held that compounded road traffic offences may be considered as aggravating factors in sentencing for both RTA and non-RTA offences.
The High Court reduced a s 323 hurt sentence from six months to two months, holding that uncertain injury causation could not all be attributed to the appellant.
The Court of Appeal held that the Pram Nair sentencing framework applies to all forms of sexual assault by penetration under s 376 and dismissed both sentence appeals.
The High Court held that a one-week sentence for voluntarily causing hurt to a police officer was manifestly inadequate and substituted ten weeks’ imprisonment.
The High Court upheld a four-week jail term for a bus captain assault, but reduced a taxi-driver assault sentence from six weeks to a $2,000 fine.
The High Court dismissed the prosecution’s sentence appeal, holding that syndicate involvement was not proved and the seven-month jail term was not manifestly inadequate.
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