Melbourne court fines MLA and disqualifies driver
State Labor politician Reynolds Arthur Clarey was fined 200 and disqualified from driving for two years at Moonee Ponds court. The hearing into charges around Barton Highway collision near Flemington involved Zaren, 24, adjourned after evidence of a crash that killed two people in a Mercedes and a car driven by his wife. The case, tying Clarey to an onscene incident, will resume later as jurors visit the locality to inspect the wreckage and circumstances surrounding the April 18 event.
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Reynold Arthur Clarey
Moonee Ponds Court
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K. J. O'Connor
Zarew
Gill
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Queanbeyan
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Mort
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Zaren
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Judge Notes Appeal Refusal in Clarey Case
Comments by the judge followed by court remarks on dangerous driving charges. The case concerns driving a vehicle causing deaths, with Clarey facing multiple charges including dangerous driving and failing to stop or exchange details. The judge stressed the appeal was refused and noted withdrawn charges and the high seriousness of the incident.
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SM tells pensioner to give up driving
Peter Marin, 65, a pensioner of the Ainslie Cruest House, was fined 200 and disqualified from driving for seven years after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. He had a blood alcohol level of 0.184 and caused a collision while stationary vehicles waited in drizzle. The magistrate urged Marin to give up driving days, noting his prior incidents and community safety concerns.
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Ainslie Cruest House
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Pearson
Cunhberry
Petty Lesstone
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Johnson
Alph
Murkets
Parrbalen Avenue
Treloar Drivking
Que
Nash loses appeal over four year gaol term
Wellington The New Zealand Court of Appeal dismissed Trevor Edward Nash’s appeal against a four year gaol sentence. Nash, once 41, was central to a 40 000 theft of Auckland watersiders payroll 14 years ago, jailed ten years, escaped to Australia, and was recaptured in Melbourne before being sent back to New Zealand. His latest term covers burglary and car conversion involving George Wilder.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Pote Hus
George Wilder
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