Phone Use, Drinking, Flight After Fatal Accident in Court
Jaycob Gemza's sentence hearing reveals details of phone use, drinking, and fleeing the scene of a fatal accident, as court proceedings unfold.
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Robyn Seddon in Court Over Jesmond Preschool Fraud Case
Robyn Seddon appeared in Newcastle Local Court on fraud charges related to Jesmond Preschool, with allegations of financial misconduct involving significant sums.
SA Law Society President Calls for Upholding Rule of Law
David Colovic, President of the Law Society of South Australia, has issued a plea for lawyers to uphold the rule of law in a world facing growing instability and challenges.
Jordan Kenyon Pleads Guilty to Fatal Stonehaven Crash Killing 12-Year-Old
Jordan Kenyon has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a 12-year-old boy in a tragic crash at Stonehaven. The case highlights road safety concerns in Geelong.
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Accused Fatal Crash Driver Reto Bernhard Seeks Bail
Reto Bernhard, charged over a fatal crash in Geelong, has applied for bail in a local court. The case involves serious allegations and community safety concerns.
Jacob Gemza Sentenced for Fatal Crash: Phone, Drink, Flee
Jacob Gemza has been sentenced after a court heard details of his phone use, drinking, and flight from the scene of a fatal accident. The case highlights the severe consequences of reckless driving.
Man Denies Blindfolding, Abusing 4-Year-Old Niece in Illawarra
A man has pleaded not guilty to charges of blindfolding and sexually abusing his four-year-old niece in the Illawarra region, with the case proceeding to a hearing.
Lorraine Walker Retires as ACT's First Female Chief Magistrate
Lorraine Walker, the first female chief magistrate in the Australian Capital Territory, has retired after a distinguished legal career spanning over three decades.
Expert: Dezi Freeman Unlikely Worked Alone During Manhunt
A criminology expert suggests Dezi Freeman, who was shot dead by police after months evading capture, probably had help from the community, given his strong local ties and lack of sightings.
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Geelong Court Cases for Monday, March 30
A comprehensive overview of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Geelong Magistrates' Court on Monday, March 30, detailing the cases and proceedings.
District Court Sittings Resume in Cairns from March 30
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Cairns starting March 30, 2025, addressing a backlog of cases and ensuring access to justice in the region.
Townsville District Court Sittings Resume March 30
The Townsville District Court will recommence its sittings on March 30, marking a significant step in the local judicial calendar. This resumption follows a scheduled break and is expected to address a backlog of cases, ensuring timely justice for the com
Townsville Court Listings for Monday, March 30
A comprehensive overview of all individuals scheduled to appear at the Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, March 30, including charges and case details.
ACT Court Tightens Bail in Child Abuse Material Case
The ACT Magistrates Court has imposed stricter bail conditions on a man charged with possessing child abuse material, citing public safety concerns.
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Man Jailed for 'Dead Dog' Delusion Attack on Shopper
A Flinders man has been sentenced to five months in prison after randomly punching a stranger, accusing him of trash-talking his 'dead dog' in a drug-fuelled incident at a shopping centre.
Hells Angels Lawyer Vows to Leave Bikie Life After Jail
Benjamin Bernhardt, a lawyer linked to the Hells Angels, has been sentenced to jail and claims he will abandon the outlaw motorcycle gang lifestyle, sparking legal and community discussions.
Egregious Police, DPP Conduct Found Before DV Charges Dropped
A judicial review has uncovered egregious conduct by police and the DPP, leading to the dropping of domestic violence charges. The findings highlight systemic failures in evidence handling and legal procedures.
Bar President Reveals Barristers' 'Ungodly Hours'
The Australian Bar Association president has disclosed the extreme working hours barristers endure, often exceeding 80 hours weekly, impacting health and trial outcomes.
Brothers Face Jail for Train Assault on Good Samaritan
Joshua and Michael Ellsworth, brothers who assaulted a man helping a woman on a Perth train, have been warned they could be jailed after pleading guilty to common assault in court.
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Jason Tuwera Te Aranui Granted Bail on Rape Charge
Jason Tuwera Te Aranui has been granted bail in the Townsville Magistrates Court on a rape charge, with strict conditions imposed by the magistrate.
Court Wrap: Joyrides, Wiretaps, and Calderwood Drug Bust
A recent court session in the Illawarra region featured a series of notable cases, including illegal joyrides, wiretap evidence, and a significant drug bust in Calderwood.
Wollongong's Wilde Law Group: A One-Stop Legal Shop
Wilde Law Group, founded by Zane Wilde, offers comprehensive legal services from family law to civil disputes, emphasizing accessibility and convenience for clients across Australia and beyond.
Brian Coughlan's Sentence Reduced on Appeal
Brian Coughlan, a former Geelong man, has had his child sexual assault sentence reduced on appeal. The court cited mitigating factors in its decision.
Albion Park Drug Cook Jailed for Six Years
Matthew Joel Purches, an Albion Park resident, has been sentenced to six years in prison for manufacturing illicit drugs, following a police investigation into his clandestine laboratory activities.
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Man Jailed for Child Abuse Material Found in Pot Plant
A Cooloongup man has been sentenced to three years in prison for possessing child sex abuse material stored on a USB in a pot plant and a laptop under his mattress, with victims including toddlers and babies.
Cairns District Court Sittings Scheduled for March 27
The Cairns District Court will hold its regular sittings on March 27, addressing a range of local legal matters. This session is part of the court's ongoing commitment to justice in the region.
Townsville District Court Sittings Start March 27
The District Court of Queensland will hold sittings in Townsville from March 27, addressing a backlog of cases and enhancing local access to justice.
Magistrate Claims Byron Filler Knew Age and Law
A magistrate has ruled that Jundamarra Moore, a night filler in Byron Shire, was aware of the age and legal implications in a recent case, sparking debate over local justice and community standards.
P-Plate Driver Fined for Burnout in Police Hoon Crackdown
A 21-year-old P2 driver was caught performing a burnout in Murrays Beach, fined $971, and lost three demerit points as police enforce zero tolerance on hoon activity.
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Woman Jailed for Drug-Fuelled Rental Fire Causing $500k Damage
Nikisha Isard has been sentenced to jail after setting fire to a rental property while under the influence of drugs, resulting in over $500,000 in damages and highlighting severe rental risks.
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