The medical expert found it was likely that low reasoning and logic was impacting on his judgment at the time of offending.The barrister, Carolene Gwynn, said Pajic underwent a "miserable upbringing" at the hands of his violent but now-apologetic stepfather.As she stood on the steps of the County Court in Melbourne with her two daughters, she said she had been victimised through the lengthy legal proceedings. She said she was forced to reveal her medical records in the initial trial, which she told the judge was "morally wrong", but she was prepared to do whatever it took ensure justice."I believe there should be a blanket approach to prohibiting access to health professionals' files as the defence should not be able to use this private confidential information against victims [and] survivors in court," she said.Padjasek's 2 co-offenders were 2 girls aged 14 and 15 yrs old."Man pleads guilty to raping schoolgirl" (17-1-2007) An Ainslie man has pleaded guilty to raping an 11-year-old schoolgirl who was on an excursion to Canberra in September last year.Ms Gwynn said he had acted spontaneously and opportunistically with the woman and had not disguised himself or used an unidentifiable car.Judge Gamble today told Pajic, who has a long history of depression and trauma with low intellect, that he was a vulnerable prisoner and would serve his sentence in protective custody.

He tried to kiss her, laid on top of her when she fell to the ground, placed his hands under her clothing and rubbed against her. 15 counts including rape/ indecent acts with a child under 16/ indecent assault/ false imprisonment.

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With today's sentence, Pajic will be registered as a sexual offender for life and will not be eligible for release for almost five years.

This is because by law, he must serve the more than three-years of his breached parole term - which he began on his arrest last year - on top of the two-and-a-half-year minium sentence judge Mark Gamble ordered this morning.