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CRIMES ACT 1914 SECT 19
19 Cumulative, partly cumulative or concurrent sentences
- (1)
- Where a person who is convicted of a federal offence or
federal offences is at the time of that conviction or
those convictions, serving, or subject to, one or more
federal, State or Territory sentences, the court must,
when imposing a federal sentence for that federal offence,
or for each of those federal offences, by order direct
when the federal sentence commences, but so that:
- (a)
- no federal sentence commences later than the end of
the sentences the commencement of which has already
been fixed or the last to end of those sentences; and
- (b)
- if a non-parole period applies in respect of any
State or Territory sentences—the first federal
sentence to commence after the end of that non-parole
period commences immediately after the end of the
period.
- (2)
- Where:
- (a)
- a person is convicted of 2 or more federal offences
at the same sitting; and
- (b)
- the person is sentenced to imprisonment for more
than one of the offences;
the court must, by order, direct when each sentence
commences, but so that no sentence commences later than the
end of the sentences the commencement of which has already
been fixed or of the last to end of those sentences.
- (3)
- Where:
- (a)
- a person is convicted of a federal offence or
offences, and a State or Territory offence or
offences, at the same sitting; and
- (b)
- the person is sentenced to imprisonment for more
than one of the offences;
the court must, by order, direct when each federal sentence
commences but so that:
- (c)
- no federal sentence commences later than the end of
the sentences the commencement of which has already
been fixed or the last to end of those sentences; and
- (d)
- if a non-parole period applies in respect of any
State or Territory sentences—the first federal
sentence to commence after the end of that non-parole
period commences immediately after the end of the
period.
- (4)
- For the purpose of fixing the commencement of a sentence
under this section, a reference in this section to a
sentence the commencement of which has already been fixed
includes a reference to another sentence imposed at the
same time as the first-mentioned sentence.
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