Mandatory Sentencing

30 March 2022—

Law Council

Firearms trafficking mandatory minimum sentencing undermines the rule of law

15 June 2020—

Law Council

The Law Council urges against mandatory minimum sentences

30 October 2019—

Law Council

Mandatory sentencing risks unintended consequences

03 September 2019—

Law Council

Parliament should not interfere with judicial discretion

16 October 2017—

Law Council

Senate urged to reject mandatory sentences in bills

01 September 2017—

Law Council

One-size-fits all sentencing has never worked

13 February 2017—

Law Council

Mandatory sentencing undermining firearms trafficking bill

14 September 2016—

Law Council

Flawed mandatory sentencing element undermining important firearm measures

15 April 2016—

Law Council

Law Council calls for mandatory sentencing to be dropped for alcohol-related offences on 25th anniversary of Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission

02 October 2014—

Law Council

Policy Discussion Paper - Mandatory Sentencing

02 October 2014—

Law Council

Mandatory Sentencing Policy

05 October 2001—

Law Council

Mandatory Sentencing

Mandatory Sentencing

Firearms trafficking mandatory minimum sentencing undermines the rule of law

The Law Council urges against mandatory minimum sentences

Mandatory sentencing risks unintended consequences

Parliament should not interfere with judicial discretion

Senate urged to reject mandatory sentences in bills

One-size-fits all sentencing has never worked

Mandatory sentencing undermining firearms trafficking bill

Flawed mandatory sentencing element undermining important firearm measures

Law Council calls for mandatory sentencing to be dropped for alcohol-related offences on 25th anniversary of Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission

Policy Discussion Paper - Mandatory Sentencing

Mandatory Sentencing Policy

Policy Statement - Mandatory Sentencing

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