Bingley, George Stanley v The Queen [1980] FCA 139

CATCHWNORDS.

Cripinal Law - culpable driving - appeal against custodial

sentence.

Crimes Act 1900 (N.S.W.) as applicable to A.C.T. s.52A

GEORGE STANFLY BINGLEY v. THE QUEEN

No. G27 of 1979

FRANKI, NORTHROP §& LOCKHART JJ.

10 October 1980.

CANBERRA,

iN THL FLDLRAL COURT OF AUSTRALTA

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AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REGISTRY) yo. G.27 of 1979.

CENFRAL DIVISION ;

BETWEEN: GEORGI, STANI FY BINCLEY

Appellant

AND: THE QUEEN

Respondent. ORDCIR JUDGES MAKING ORDER: Franki, Northrop and Lockhart JJ. DATL OF ORDLR: 10 October 1980 WHERE MADE: Canberra. THE COURT ORDERS THAL: 1. The appellant be released without having sentence

passed upon him upon entering into his own recognizance in the sum of $500 to be of good behaviour for the period of two years commencing from 10 October 1980 and that it be a condition of the recognizance that he pay to the Registrar of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory at the Supreme Court Canberra on behalf

of the Commonwealth a penalty of $500 payable as

to $250 on or before 2& November, 198U and as to

to .

tA

to

$250 on or before 27 Tebruary, 1981 . The recognizance may be taken before a Justice of the Peace who is an official of the Supreme

Court or of the Court of Petty Sessions.

The appellant pay to the Commonwealth a penalty of $500 to be paid to the Registrar of the

Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory at the Supreme Court Canberra payable as follows: $250 on or before 28 November, 1980 and $250

on or before 27 Fetruary, 1981.

The suspension of any licence to drive motor vehicles which the appellant may hold for a period of three years from 30 July 1979 1s

confirmed.

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA )

) AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REGISTRY) NO. G.27 of 1979

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GENERAL DIVISION )

BETWEEN: GEORGE STANLEY BINGLEY

Appellant

AND: THE QUEEN

Respondent