s. s. 1 2 (iv) ensuring that offenders are only punished to the extent justified by— (A) the nature and gravity of their offences; and (B) their culpability and degree of responsibility for their offences; and (C) the presence of any aggravating or mitigating factor concerning the offender and of any other relevant circumstances; and (v) promoting public understanding of sentencing practices and procedures; (e) to provide sentencing principles to be applied by courts in sentencing offenders; * * * * * S. 1(f) repealed by No. 41/1993 s. 19. (g) to provide for the sentencing of special categories of offender; (h) to set out the objectives of various sentencing and other orders; (i) to ensure that victims of crime receive adequate compensation and restitution; (j) to provide a framework for the setting of maximum penalties; (k) to vary the penalties that may be imposed in respect of offences under the Crimes Act 1958; (l) generally to reform the sentencing laws of . 2 Commencement
(iv) ensuring that offenders are only punished to the extent justified by— (A) the nature and gravity of their offences; and (B) their culpability and degree of responsibility for their offences; and (C) the presence of any aggravating or mitigating factor concerning the offender and of any other relevant circumstances; and s. 1 (v) promoting public understanding of sentencing practices and procedures; (e) to provide sentencing principles to be applied by courts in sentencing offenders; S. 1(f) repealed by No. 41/1993 s. 19. * * * * * (g) to provide for the sentencing of special categories of offender; (h) to set out the objectives of various sentencing and other orders; (i) to ensure that victims of crime receive adequate compensation and restitution; (j) to provide a framework for the setting of maximum penalties; (k) to vary the penalties that may be imposed in respect of offences under the Crimes Act 1958; (l) generally to reform the sentencing laws of . 2 Commencement s. 2