Babysitters Charged With Murder In Central Court
In Sydney on Wednesday two teenage babysitters from Evans Head and Cromer denied a murder charge in Central Criminal Court. Dessis Pamela Raymond, 19, and Rhonda Carmel Hoffman, 15, are accused of killing Dame Stephen Hay at Wyoming near Gosford on December 19. The Crown alleges the pair struck the boy with a saucepan, then strangled him and smothered him after causing a skull fracture. The case was adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Dessis Pamela Raymond
Evans Head
Rhonda Carmel Hoffman
Cromer
Stephen Hay
Wyoming
Gosford
Vv. Wallace
National Service Act conviction set aside in ACT Supreme Court
Justice Franks昨天在ACT最高法院取消对23岁斯蒂芬·帕德汉姆的国家服役法定罪并判处18个月监禁的命令。王室辩护律师处称被告未被指示。
Appeal set aside in Padgham case at Canberra sessions
Mr Justice Franks upheld an appeal by Mr Padgham of Red Hill against a Canberra Petty Sessions conviction for contravening the Naval Service Act by failing to comply with a callup notice. The appeal dismissed further information against him and awarded him costs. The hearing also covered additional cost applications and related legal arguments.
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ACT Supreme Court
Justice Franks
Stephen Gregory Padgham
Padgham
Monaro Crescent
Red Hill
Nicholl
Canberra
T. Higgins
Justice Frankind
Higgins
Hiscock
Imma Bord
Tim
Commonwealth
Moo M
Ry Clarke
Podilmor
Crown Solicitor’s Office
Ursinu
Sydney
Ursina
K. Gee
E. Foley
Parks and Gardens
Department of the Interior
Anchor
Department
Villardi
Federal Highway
Lisino
Justice Connor
Farward Marion Rewers
McIntosh Street
Queanberan
T. Kelly
W. Baker
J Bryson
P. Gilmour
Crown Solicitors
Ofte
Justee Connor
Oakey Hill
Tvens
Rewers
Department of Works
Meares Awards 2500 Damages Over Manslaughter Case
In Sydney the Supreme Court awarded $2500 against Clifford Athol Simpson, 24, already jailed for eight years with four ineligible for parole. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter of Kerry Ann Brennan, 14, and to wounding with intent to murder her parents Michael Brennan, 27, and Julienne Brennan, 24, of Moree, on February 27, 1969.
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Sydney
Justice Meares
Supreme Court
Clifford Athol Simpson
Kerry Ann Brennan
Michael Rery Brennan
Julienne Margaret Brennan
Apparent mistake by RAAF captain in Caribou crash
The Papua New Guinea inquest found the Caribou captain appeared to delay turning back into a valley, causing the August 28 crash near Wau. No evidence of technical fault was found. 70 PNG school cadets died, five survived, one died later, and death was ruled accidental.
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Port Moresby
Caribou
Fied
Dia
Whech
PNG
Rape victim to get maximum compensation set by appeal
In Sydney on Wednesday the Court of Criminal Appeal increased a 15 year old rape victim’s compensation from 75 to 200, the maximum under the Crimes Act. Ronald Forsyth, 24, of Penshurst, was convicted of rape and sentenced to 7 years with a 2 year 9 month non parole period. The appeal was by the NSW Attorneys General.
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Sydney
Court of Criminal Appeal
Ronald Morn Forsyth
Penshurst
Jone
Justice Catlins
Nsw
Van robbery case ordered payment to Reserve Bank of Australia
In Sydney on Wednesday Justice Maguire ordered about 2000 in cash property and goods from the Guildford armed van robbery of March 4 1970 to be delivered to the Reserve Bank of Australia. The claim named Mir Stephen Nittes and others involved with police forces in SSW and Queensland. Nittes is serving a five year sentence in Maitland.
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Sydney
Guildford
Justice Maguire
Reserve Bank of Australia
Mir Stephen Nittes
SSW
Queensland
Wr Nittes
Maitland
Anle
Three motorists fined for drink driving in Canberra sessions
Three motorists pleaded guilty before MP Dobson in Canberra Petty Sessions yesterday for drink driving. Lindsay Brree George, 19, public servant, Downer, was fined 1950 and disqualified for three months for offences on November 24 at Majura and Philip Avenues. John Murray Walter, 30, driver of Parker Street Curtin, was fined 120 and disqualified for three months for an offence on November 21 at De Garis Place. David Frederick Roberts, 20, electrical contractor of Gable Street Hughes, was fined 1400 and disqualified for three months for an offence on November 30 on London Circuit. Both women pleaded guilty to separate shoplifting charges. Barbara Ivy Kershaw, 18, shop assistant of Talanga Crescent Aranda, received three months jail but released on a two year good behaviour bond after stealing items valued at various sums from Pavel Jones Canberra Pty Ltd on December 1. Treat Dene Scalthorpe, 48, Irvine Street Williams, was fined 10 for stealing axel out hairdo items valued at 149 from Woolworths Ltd on September.
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Brie Lindsay Brrrgees
Philip Avenue
Downer
Aml
Majura
Phillip Avenues
John Murray Walter
Parker Street
Curtin
de Garis Place
David Frederick Roberts
Gable Street
Hughes
London
Talanga Crescent
Aranda
Pavel Jones
Canberra
Treat Dene Scalthorpe
Irvine Street
Wailan
Meas
Axel
Law List in Courtroom Minutes and Names
Fragmented OCR lists judges, counsel, and defendants appearing in a courtroom schedule. Names include Forda, Mallon Boo, Belpre, Taniet, Eseninr, and Casitonn with multiple attendees and reminders of hourly sessions and near-term hearings.
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Conner
Tichlaa
Tadeneert
Michael Ad Wan
William Beta Friore
Justice Forda
Mallon
Jean Atari Belpre
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R. Hiscock
Deputy
Crown Solicitors Office
The
Crown
Franks
Salvatore Ursino
Hart Street
O'Connor
Yestersday
Millardis
Isino
Reservoir
Canberra Hospital
Alec King
Holman Street
R. J. Mildren
Canberra Cranes Pty Ltd
Pirie Street
Peshwick
Lo G. O Sulivan
G. W Vandeleur
Canberra Cranes Pry Lil
Readifix
Betta
Dbedida Australia
Lirsuid
Burnie Bored
Oeoni*e
Hordboarda
Cras
Rogers
Civic
Woden
Goulburn
Onkaparinga
Manchester
Centenary
Australia
Diplomat
Kerrymair
Rogers First Floor
RAAF
Justice Reynolds
Dobson
Too
Mir Dobson
Barbara Ivy Kershaw
LAW List
Sybil’s Fashion Salon
Kingston and Monaro Mall
Dicibarfciri
Maryborough
Fyshwick
Badham ST
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