s. 10A (2A) Without limiting subsection (2), in the case of an S. 10A(2A) offence against section 18 of the Crimes Act inserted by No. 69/2014 committed by a young offender against an 1958 s. 5(3). emergency worker on duty, a court may make a finding that a special reason exists if— (a) it believes that there are reasonable prospects for the rehabilitation of the young offender; or (b) it believes that the young offender is particularly impressionable, immature or likely to be subjected to undesirable influences in an adult prision. (3) In determining whether there are substantial and compelling circumstances under subsection (2)(e), the court must have regard to— (aa) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of S. 10A(3)(aa) inserted by imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed No. 72/2014 and that a non-parole period of not less than s. 8(3). 10 years should ordinarily be fixed for an offence of manslaughter in circumstances in which section 9B(2) or 9C(2) applies; and (a) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of S. 10A(3)(a) substituted by imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed No. 69/2014 for an offence covered by section 10(1) or, s. 5(4). subject to section 10AA(2), for an offence covered by section 10AA(1) and that a period of not less than the length specified in section 10(1) or 10AA(1) (as the case requires) should ordinarily be fixed in respect of that sentence; and (ab) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of S. 10A(3)(ab) inserted by imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed No. 69/2014 for an offence covered by section 10AA(4); s. 5(4). and
S. 10A(2A) inserted by No. 69/2014 s. 5(3). (2A) Without limiting subsection (2), in the case of an offence against section 18 of the Crimes Act 1958 committed by a young offender against an emergency worker on duty, a court may make a finding that a special reason exists if— (a) it believes that there are reasonable prospects for the rehabilitation of the young offender; or (b) it believes that the young offender is particularly impressionable, immature or likely to be subjected to undesirable influences in an adult prision. (3) In determining whether there are substantial and compelling circumstances under subsection (2)(e), the court must have regard to— S. 10A(3)(aa) inserted by No. 72/2014 s. 8(3). (aa) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed and that a non-parole period of not less than 10 years should ordinarily be fixed for an offence of manslaughter in circumstances in which section 9B(2) or 9C(2) applies; and S. 10A(3)(a) substituted by No. 69/2014 s. 5(4). s. 10A (a) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed for an offence covered by section 10(1) or, subject to section 10AA(2), for an offence covered by section 10AA(1) and that a period of not less than the length specified in section 10(1) or 10AA(1) (as the case requires) should ordinarily be fixed in respect of that sentence; and S. 10A(3)(ab) inserted by No. 69/2014 s. 5(4). (ab) the Parliament's intention that a sentence of imprisonment should ordinarily be imposed for an offence covered by section 10AA(4); and
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