Snaplaw Sentencing Digest
The answer is right
in front of you.
An original sentencing database where the hours of work that must be done have been done.
Necessary for the times
As a Barrister for 20 plus years, I felt something plainly missing when preparing plea submissions. As courts continue to place more emphasis on written submissions, there was a need for action.
I developed this practical resource tool engineered to lighten the burden of preparation and save precious time.
Hundreds of important sentencing decisions are considered and compressed into a simple but comprehensive digest with direct links to the cases digested and to relevant legislation, statistics and snapshots.
Features:
- More than 700 important decisions considered (HCA and VSCA)
- Simple digests to quickly grasp relevant case law and general principles
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Links to cases, legislation, statistics
and snapshots - Monthly updates
- Suited for all devices
Find the law in a snap
There is no single right answer which can be determined by the application of principle. Different minds will attribute different weight to various factors in arriving at the instinctive synthesis.
To countenance the vast jurisprudence that deals with these complexities, this resource has been designed to find cases quickly and master sentencing principles in minutes.
Enhance the quality of written submissions and be more erudite in rebuttal argument and court exchanges.
How it works in 3 easy steps
Select the section.
Select the topic.
Select the issue.
Preparation and research time
reduced to minutes.
For Firms
Monthly updates
Starts at $150 per month
or $1500 per annum (save $300)
- All criminal lawyers within the firm can use the same username and password.
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The account manager can see the number of active users at any point in time.
As well as amend subscription, billing and registration details.
Unacceptable activity
Other than in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, a subscriber must not:
- Share or allow others to access their account or subscription;
- Download and reproduce or redistribute the case digests located on the website.
Disclaimer
The case digests included in this website do not replicate word for word the content found in the corresponding cases. These digests are summaries only and have been written in a way to maximize simplicity and brevity.
The written information included in the digests is believed to be reliable. However, no warranty or representation of reliability as to such information is given, and no responsibility is accepted for loss arising in any way from or in connection with errors or omissions in any information provided.
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