FREEMAN v HARRIS

[1980] VR 267·STARKE, MURPHY and BROOKING, JJ
[1980] VR 267
FREEMAN v HARRIS SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FULL COURT STARKE, MURPHY and BROOKING, JJ 25, 26 October, 29 November 1979
[1980] VR 267
AppealCase stated"Facts"Criminal lawTheftCase stated from County Court to Supreme CourtWhether case may be stated where appeal against sentence onlyExercise of sentencing discretion by County CourtExercise of discretion by Supreme CourtMagistrates' Courts Act 1971 (No. 8184), s85. . The appellant had been convicted in a Magistrates' Court on three charges of theft. On appeal to the County Court, the sentences were increased to the maximum available and, on the ground that the sentences were manifestly excessive, the appellant applied to the Supreme Court by way of a case stated under s85 of the Magistrates' Courts Act 1971.

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