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In this episode, we outline what is involved in presenting submissions on sentence in the NSW Local Court for adult offenders. We discuss tips from lawyers and barristers with regard to sentencing submissions, matters which must be included from the perspective of the prosecution and the defence, the use of guideline judgments and sentencing statistics, and objective and subjective factors.
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