Read the full judgment text of DCCC 442/2009 on BabelCite. This District Court judgment was delivered on 8 September 2009.
1. I am sorry there are no mitigating circumstances in your case. I am bound by the guidelines passed down by the Court of Appeal cases. The fact that the drugs, the purity of the contents is low, this factor is offset by the whole, the total quantity of the drugs. It is the weight of the content which determine the offence. If the same amount of a content, if two offenders, two separate offenders on two occasion possess the same amount of content, the one with the larger amount of mixture would