Penalty for Aggravated Sexual Act | Section 61KF Crimes Act NSW

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The maximum penalty for the offence of Aggravated Sexual Act is 3 years in prison.

However, it is important to bear in mind this is the most severe penalty that can be imposed, and the court will take into account a wide range of factors when determining the appropriate penalty in your particular case.

These factors include whether you pleaded guilty or were found guilty after a hearing or trial, your criminal history (or lack thereof), your remorse as can be demonstrated through character references and/or a letter of apology, the likelihood that you will reoffend as can be shown through any courses or programs you have undertaken since the date of the offence and the seriousness of the particular conduct itself, to name a few.

When sentenced in the Local Court

The most common penalty imposed for aggravated sexual act under section 61KF of the Crimes Act is intensive correction order, followed by community correction order.

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