mnenomics

Question 1

mnemonic for bail?

Answer 1

“The Unbelievably Brave Unicorn Made Shimmering Rainbows Extra Impressive”

Question 2

mnemonic for charge negotiation?

Answer 2

“Aliens Gossip Eagerly Near Earth’s Craziest Villainous Robot.”

Question 3

mnemonic for mandatory sentencing?

Answer 3

“Our Mischievous Parrot Causes Bewildered Reporters, Investigators, and Interns”

Question 4

words for each letter bail:

Answer 4

temporary release
undergone substantial reform
bail act 2013
unacceptable risk test
monis lidnt cafe siege
show cause test
r v billings 2024
enfore electronic monitoring
impact marginalised groups

Question 5

words for each letter charge negotiation:

Answer 5

accused agrees guilty
governed by common law
encouraging early guilty pleas
NSW introduced eagp reforms
earlier resolution of matters
critics argue innocent people saying guilty
victim concerns
r v loveridge

Question 6

words for each letter mandatory sentencing:

Answer 6

one punch law 2014
minimum 8 year non parole period when intoxicated
promote general deterence
criticised for removing judicial discretion
boscar review 2018
r v loveridge
impact young and marginalised offenders,
improved transparency and consistency