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THE QUEEN v PHILLIP JOHN SMITH [2003] NZCA 151 (17 July 2003)
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF NEW ZEALAND
CA114/02
THE
QUEEN
v
PHILLIP
JOHN SMITH
Hearing: 17 July
2003
Coram: Tipping J
Hammond J
Paterson J
Appearances: G J King and C J Milnes for Appellant
J M Jelaś for
Crown
Judgment: 17 July 2003
JUDGMENT
OF THE COURT DELIVERED BY TIPPING J
[1] | We have given
careful consideration to Mr King’s submissions in this case.We are,
however, of the view that the minimum term
order of thirteen years was within
the Judge’s discretion.Indeed we agree with it. |
[2] | As there are family members in Court
today, we are announcing the result now, with reasons to follow later. |
[3] | The appeal against sentence is dismissed.We note that the appeal against conviction was abandoned by Mr King on his
client’s
behalf.It too is dismissed, pursuant to that
abandonment. |
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Crown Law Office,
Wellington
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