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10/1/2020

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2-Oct-20

Natasha York v. Fiona Miller

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The Supreme Court of...

Criminal Law

Shade Subair Williams J

Mr. Mark Pettingill (Chancery Legal Limited)

Ms. Karen King for the Director of Public Prosecutions

FACTS OF THE CASE:

Appellant imported 1430.7 grams of Cannabis for medical reasons struggling with seizures first-time offender pleaded guilty 12 months imprisonment with 9 suspended

SUMMARY:

Whether sentence was harsh and manifestly excessive legality of importing cannabis for medical use

OUTCOMES:

Sentence found to be harsh and manifestly excessive entire term of imprisonment suspended for 3 years

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Natasha York v. Fiona Miller

Appellant imported 1430.7 grams of Cannabis for medical reasons struggling with seizures first-time offender pleaded guilty 12 months imprisonment with 9 suspended

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