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Sentencing in Australia

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posted on 2013-01-01, 00:00 authored by Mirko Bagaric, R Edney
Sentencing in Australia provides an up-to-date explanation of sentencing law and practice in all nine Australian jurisdictions.

Sentencing is the area of law which consumes most court of appeal work and this title satisfies the need for a thorough and coherent treatment of this complex subject, which involves a wide range of complex and interacting factors.

In this new work, lawyer and academic Mirko Bagaric and barrister Richard Edney consider the law across Australia. They examine existing practice and provide extensive analysis of the objectives of sentencing, in the form of incapacitation, deterrence, rehabilitation and proportionality.

The work systematically and comprehensively covers key mitigating and aggravating factors and the considerations which strongly influence sentencing determinations.

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Pagination

1 - 640

Publisher

Thomson Reuters

Place of publication

Sydney, NSW

ISBN-13

9780455232409

ISBN-10

0455232407

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Edition

Revised

Language

eng

Publication classification

A3 Revision/new edition

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