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Cranssen v the King is a decision of the High Court of Australia. The case is notable for its statements of principle that apply to sentencing discretion in Australia. For this purpose, it was most recently cited by the High Court in 2011. It is often cited alongside House v The King. The case was reported on by The Otago Daily Times.

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rdfs:comment	Cranssen v the King is a decision of the High Court of Australia. The case is notable for its statements of principle that apply to sentencing discretion in Australia. For this purpose, it was most recently cited by the High Court in 2011. It is often cited alongside House v The King. The case was reported on by The Otago Daily Times. (en)
name	Cranssen v The King (en)
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dcterms:subject	Sentencing (law) 1936 in Australian law Christianity in Papua New Guinea Crime in Papua New Guinea High Court of Australia cases Territory of New Guinea
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Wikipage revision ID	1100101961 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Iwam language Emu Plains Correctional Centre Madang District Madang Province Commonwealth Law Reports House v The King Sentencing (law) Eugene Gorman High Court of Australia 1936 in Australian law Christianity in Papua New Guinea Crime in Papua New Guinea Territory of New Guinea High Court of Australia cases Territory of New Guinea Arson Society of the Divine Word Rabaul The Otago Daily Times dbr:David_Wanliss
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court	High Court of Australia
full name	Cranssen v The King https://jade.io/article/63884 (en)
judges	Starke J, Dixon J, Evatt J, McTiernan J (en)
has abstract	Cranssen v the King is a decision of the High Court of Australia. The case is notable for its statements of principle that apply to sentencing discretion in Australia. For this purpose, it was most recently cited by the High Court in 2011. It is often cited alongside House v The King. At issue was an appeal of sentence by Fr Anthony Cranssen, a Dutch Catholic priest who was convicted of arson in the Territory of New Guinea. He had been sentenced to five years imprisonment and hard labour by the Supreme Court at Rabaul. Crassen had organised an armed group of Papuans, and instructed them to burn down huts belonging to Lutheran Papuans from outside the locality of his mission. The case was reported on by The Otago Daily Times. (en)
date decided	1936 (xsd:integer)
opinions	Dixon, Evatt, McTiernan JJ (en) Starke J (en)
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