HMQ vs George Burdi (1997)
“ The assault on the complainant was severe, cowardly, and caused serious injuries, for which Burdi expressed neither remorse nor regret. The appellant's aim in life was to promote hatred, violence, and racism, and it was appropriate for the trial judge to take this into account. It was not merely the brutality of the assault or the assailant which made the sentence fit, but also the unconscionable racist context in which it took place. [para12] Accordingly, leave to appeal sentence is allowed, but the appeal from sentence is dismissed. ”
