Charges against motorist are disso awarded 5200 costs
A motorist pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence after a collision at the Wattle and Goodwin streets intersection. He was fined and costs awarded, with negligent driving proven and earlier charges dismissed for lack of evidence. The case referenced a Breathalyzer concern and vehicle repairs.
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Canberra
Mervyn Eneneidke
Coolioan Crescent
O'Conner
Sichell
Heike
Wattle
Goodwin Streets
Oconnor
Head
Ust
Nicholl
Heidke
Third trial ordered in Melbourne kidnapping case
The Faraday kidnapping case ends in a hung jury after 22 hours of deliberation. Mr Robert Clyde Boland, 33, of Bendigo, was discharged for retrial at the October sittings of the Criminal Court. He faced seven charges of kidnapping a schoolteacher Miss Mary Prizabeth Gibbs and six pupils, with a demanded one million ransom.
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Melbourne
Faraday
Ial
Justice Dunn
Robert Clyde Bolard
Plasterer
Bendigo
Criminal Court
Boland
Mary Prizabeth Gibbs
Accused man testifies in Narrabundah murder trial
Laurence Baxter of Caley Crescent Narrabundah told the court he planned to shoot Me Leine Abistedt after seeing him with his wife on April 13. He admitted carrying a rifle and said the shot occurred as Mrs Ablistedt ran past him. Nina Ahlstedt denied running toward or past Baxter.
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Supcone Coun
Ram
Laurence Baxter
Caley Crescent
Narrabundah
Me Leine
Baxter
Mre
Ablaedt
Ahisted
Mra Ahltedt
Nina Ahlstedt
Ody
Petition for mercy in Melbourne murder case
The Court of Criminal Appeal began hearing an appeal for mercy by Keith McDonald Ratten who was convicted in 1970 of murdering his wife Beverley Ratten. He was sentenced to death, later commuted to 25 years minimum. The court was told new evidence could show the original ballistic and medical findings were incorrect. hearing continues tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Court of Creminal Appeal
Keith McDonald Raten
Beverley Ratten
Court of Diming Appeal
Privy Council
Melbourne man jailed for record cannabis shipment
In Melbourne the County Court, before Judge McNab, sentenced Solamah Moda Ei Tawill, 27, restaurateur of Silda, to one year’s jail for possession linked to what was described as the largest cannabis shipment ever seen in court. The cargo valued at 48,000 dollars. A three year parole period was set.
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Melbourne
Mone Day
Solamah Moda Ei Tawill
Silda
McNab
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M. Harbig
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D. A. Wheelahan
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Noressa Scan
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