❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding custodial sentences for cannabis possession in 2001/02 and subsequent years. The answer provided is incomplete and only references parts of the original question.
AnsweredQoN 1119Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
(1) How any persons in Western Australia were sentenced to custodial sentences following conviction for possession of cannabis (and only for possession of cannabis) in 2001/02?
(2) What was the circumstances of each offence, including -
(a) age of offender;
(b) amount of cannabis involved;
(c) length of sentence; and
(d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(3) Have any persons at all received custodial sentences for similar offences since then and if so, how many and in what circumstances?
(2) What was the circumstances of each offence, including -
(a) age of offender;
(b) amount of cannabis involved;
(c) length of sentence; and
(d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(3) Have any persons at all received custodial sentences for similar offences since then and if so, how many and in what circumstances?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 September 2003
Responded by
Minister for Housing and Works representing the Minister for Justice
Response time
26 days
(b) amount of cannabis involved; (c) length of sentence; and (d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(c) length of sentence; and (d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(c) length of sentence; and (d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
(d) aggravating circumstances which required a custodial sentence be imposed?
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