Gang raped by 5 juveniles at aged 7 and ''contracted syphilis in April 2002''.
Thanks to lenient judiciary of the Great Australia.
She was gang raped again by 9 men aged aged 10 and contracted ''sexually transmitted diseases.''No no need go to jail.Wat a democratic and free Australia.The worst is no one make a appeal during the one month appeal period!! six teenage and 3 men aged 17,18,26 gang raped a girl aged 10 (or the learned Judge said"she probably agreed to have sex with all of you" ) .
No one go to jail! and NO APPEAL WAS MADE!!
Girl aged 10 agree to have sex with 9 men in a short span of time?
What a xxxx Judge!!
The worst is AG DID NOT APPEAL.
ONE JUDGE MADE MISTAKE CAN BE FORGIVEN.
BUT NOT AG ALSO OVERLOOKED!!
pl first ignore where did it happen.Just judge by your heart,
whether u are a lawyer or lay man know nothing about law.
Child rape sentence 'pathetic'.Tony Koch and Padraic Murphy | December 10, 2007 THE Queensland opposition has called for an immediate inquiry into the sentencing procedure behind the gang-rape case of a 10-year-old girl whose nine attackers escaped jail time.
Nine males who pleaded guilty last month to gang-raping a 10-year-old girl at the Aurukun Aboriginal community on Cape York have escaped a prison term, with the sentencing judge saying the child victim "probably agreed" to have sex with them.
Cairns-based District Court judge Sarah Bradley ordered that the six teenage juveniles not even have a conviction recorded for the 2005 offence, and that they be placed on a 12-month probation order.
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“It really is hard to imagine how these sentences are in line with community expectations.
“Under Queensland law a child under 12 cannot give consent to sexual intercourse.”
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It is understood Ms Clare was not told of the submissions made by her prosecutor for non-custodial sentences for the rapists.
When sentencing seven co-accused on October 24 at Aurukun, Judge Bradley noted: "The girl involved was not forced and she probably agreed to have sex with all of you."
The four juveniles are aged 14 to 16 years. They and the adults come from some of the most prominent and powerful Aboriginal families on Cape York.
Two more juveniles pleaded guilty on November 6 to raping the child, and were also given probation with no convictions recorded.
The child victim, now aged 12, does not enjoy the elevated family status of her attackers, and has had to be removed from Aurukun and put with foster parents.
News of the non-custodial sentences has added to the violent hatreds that exist in Aurukun between families and tribes and which have played a part in recent brawls involving dozens of assailants, many armed with sticks and spears.
One of the adult rapists, Raymond Frederick Woolla, 26, is on the Australian National Child Offence Register following a conviction on March 29 last year for unlawful carnal knowledge of a female child - an offence committed after he was charged with the rape of the 10-year-old girl.
Judge Bradley said Woolla was the oldest and should have known a lot better.
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Woolla had been arrested on August 7 last year and the judge said the 14 days he spent in custody awaiting his sentence was to count as "imprisonment already served".
When sentencing the juveniles, Judge Bradley said: "All of you have pleaded guilty to having sex with a 10-year-old girl and (one of the juveniles) has pleaded guilty to having sex with another young girl as well.
"I accept that the girl involved, with respect to all of these matters, was not forced, and that she probably agreed to have sex with all of you....''
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"she probably agreed to have sex with all of you"A very interesting but sad remark from a Judge.
3.An extreme case in the country or tip of an iceberg?
Probable Reason of judgement:
...The four juveniles are aged 14 to 16 years. They and the adults come from some of the most prominent and powerful xxxx families on xxxx.
added on 11.12.2007Australian girl of "mildly intellectually impaired" was sexually abused at aged 7.
She was gang raped by 9 men at aged 10.
But the learned Judge said she "probably agreed" to have sex with them.
No one go to jail!!
All happen in Oz .
The most sad thing is she once in the good hand of a foster familyChild safety failed rape girl,Tony Koch | December 11, 2007
theaustralian.news.com.au
"These non-indigenous people were fantastic - ensuring she went to school, and the father actually took a year off his work to personally supervise this girl," he said. "But two new social workers were appointed to the north and they expressed the view, which was repeated many times to the investigating committee, that putting an indigenous child with white foster parents was another stolen generation.
Thanks to the Welfare Officers hard work.
She was sent back to hell and gang raped!!
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The mind set of The judgeShe thinks there should be ''an alternative penalty is appropriate.''
This mean she will consider the cultures of Indigenous!!
No wonder she gave this kind of sentences.
Even Oz PM also jumped up....
She did not make a mistake.
The judge thinks she has to consider the cultures of Indigenous
before she gives sentences.
Conclusion
37. Sentencing Indigenous offenders is never easy. There are times when the offending behaviour clearly warrants the imposition of severe and significant penalties. There are also times when a judge who has knowledge of a community, has information about the community view of the offending, the background to it and the full particulars of those involved may decide that an alternative penalty is appropriate. Determining which category of case is before you can be problematic and can often only be done with input from the Indigenous community itself.
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-USING INDIGENOUS JUSTICE INITIATIVES IN SENTENCING (PAPER GIVEN AT THE JUDGES CONFERENCE, PERTH 20-24 JANUARY 2007),Judge Sarah Bradley District Court Cairns Qld January 2007The poor girl has contracted'' a sexually transmitted disease from the encounter''
read 11.12.2007.
Gang raped by 5 juveniles at aged 7 and ''contracted syphilis in April 2002''.
Thanks to lenient judiciary of the Great Australia.
She was gang raped again by 9 men aged aged 10 and contracted ''sexually transmitted diseases.''No no need go to jail.Wat a democratic and free Australia.The worst is no one make a appeal during the one month appeal period!! lenient to criminals is cruel to citizens.
