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DPP v Roberts [2024] ACTSC 405

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DPP v Roberts [2024] ACTSC 405

Project CitationProperty and burglary offences – Sentencing Judge accepted references by psychologist to research in Bugmy Bar Book

Coram: Christienen AJ

Sentencing for multiple property and burglary offences
Psychologist referred to ‘research from the Bugmy Bar Book’ on the significant impact of adverse childhood experiences on a child’s social and emotional wellbeing – Sentencing Judge accepted full weight to be given to Bugmy principles: at [78]
Report also referred to observation on impact of insufficient support on release in Bugmy Bar Book, Impacts of Imprisonment and Remand in Custody: at [86]

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