Imprisonment - Supreme Court Library Queensland
Where a court sentences an offender to imprisonment for one or more offences and the aggregate sentence exceeds three years, the court must either set a non- parole period or make a recognisance release order (but may decline to do either if satisfied it is not appropriate to do so): s 19AB(1). In . H. ili. v R ................
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