Man charged youth Horton given non-parole term for manslaughter
John Peter Horton aged 16 from Bellevue Hill was sentenced for manslaughter of Walter Alan McCloskey at Kings Cross on May 14. He will serve three years non-parole in an institution under the Child Welfare Department and may complete secondary education. the judge noted Horton planned robbery but did not intend to kill.
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Horton
Child Welfare Department
Justice Meares
Central Criminal Court
John Peter Horton
Bellevue Hill
Walter Alan McCloskey
Kings Road
Kings Cross
McCloskey
Knight
Metroskey
Ene SrUreferens
Aing
Walsh
Davenport
Launceston Street
Davenport Street
Davencourt
Horbanowicz
Port Street
R. Platt
Palmer Reet
Garran
Abel
Horto
Kanowicz
Woman charged with harbouring escaped prisoner in Sydney
Robyn Lewis, 20, process worker of West Parma Matta, is charged in Central Court with harbouring and assisting Bernard Thomas Mathews, an escaped prisoner who fled Long Bay gaol on November 7 after a 10 year sentence for armed robbery with a machine gun. The police prosecutor sought remand. magistrate Mr J A Letts set bail at 200 for January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn Lewis
West Parmamatta
Bernard Thomas Mathews
Wiley Park
Mathews
Long Bay
R. Hyde
Lewis
J. A. Letts
Youth 16 Sentenced for Knife Threat and Rape at Court
Peter John Talbot, 16, of Smithfield, was jailed five years in Central Criminal Court after pleading guilty to threatening a woman with a knife, binding and gagging her, striking her, and raping her. Justice Meares noted no real remorse and ordered the sentence to be served in a child welfare institution with reading and writing improvement and psychiatric treatment. Non parole period set at zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Peter John Talbot
Smithfield
Talbot
Justice Meares
Detective denies familiar names allegation in abortion raid
Senior-Detective Alan Keith Porter of the homicide squad told City Court he seized cards bearing names of six policewomen when raiding an abortionist’s premises but said the cards also listed relatives of officers. The cross examination touched on whether any policewomen were involved in the cases and whether the cards linked to pregnancies or miscarriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Alan Keith Porter
Homicide Squad
Plea Change In Kempsey Gunpoint Case
Sydney labourer Arthur Bathcrest Cornwell twenty remanded to Sydney Quarter Sessions after allegedly holding two policemen at gunpoint at Kempsey changed his plea to not guilty. He will appear before four magistrates in Taree on January 4.
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Sydney
Arthur Bathcrest Cornwell
Stanmore
Kempsey
Taree
Press criticised for hold up reports by judge Crockett
Melbourne judge Mr Justice Crockett condemned the press for swelling hold up stories. He urged more space for lengthy sentences in grafts and cautioned that sensational reports mislead youth about crime. Steven Crates, 22, was jailed 12 years on three hold up charges and six months on three related offenses.
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Melbourne
Justice Crockett
Criminal Court Today
Joos
Bonnies
Lyedea
Justine Crocker
Steven John Crates
Jepal
Railways
Mel Justice Crockett
Cooley
Jacobs
Holmes
Mason
Canberra petty sessions report on multiple traffic cases
David Maxwell Allen, 19, apprentice fitter, fined 90 dollars and disqualified from driving for two months after pleading guilty to driving an unregistered vehicle and using incorrect number plates. Several other motorists faced fines for unregistered vehicles, unlicensed driving, false names, and related offences in Lonsdale Street, Davenport Street, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Maxwell Allen
Dobson
Lonsdale
Allen
R. Swift
Ianother
Holmes
K. J. Ayres
Lonsdale Street
Local Court Session Hears Harris and Stewart Proceedings
Fragmented notes detail a hearing at ACT Law Courts with mentions of Harris and Stewart. Names such as Swankie Swanke Hicks and others appear amid garbled text, referencing court action or penalties. Limited legible items include times, locations, and assorted individuals connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo
Lesne
Musialeerk
Hicks
Ieee
Pailviluney
Swankie
Swanke
Tenfant
Tennant
Juste Fox
ACT Law Courts
Sepinnina
Harris
Stewart Oenets
Basry Bany
Thica
Shoabridie
Bridget Senten
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B.V.D
David Jones
P. Knight
CIB
Central Court
Hermann Rose
Police
Maidstone
Dann
Porter
Fenton Bowen
BL W. Nettlefold
Leards
Dunn
Kel Amorrow
Donn
O ' Porter
Specife
Casino
Wedney
Terence Ashley McFarday
Lawrence
Firte
Carpenter
Frederick Jane
Thomas Caterson
Moorabbin
Bangalow
Armes
Infox
Priexcus
Bob Jane
Jane
Ilale
Pty Ltd
A. J. Kelly
Canberra
Havin Street
Curtin
Gordon John Walsh
MacAlister Crescent
T. J. Higgins
DR. McCulloch
Jurkowic
Commonwealth Motors
B. Morris
Jurkovic
Bo Hepworth
Lyons
Mnes
Victor Horbanowicz
Kinkora Place
Queanbeyan
Tde Minhenat
J. A. MecSpeerin
ACT Civil Rehabilitaition Committee
Harbanowice
Parole Board
Harbanowicz
Bozo Jurkovie
Weeep
Street
Watson
Palmer
Wealth Motors (North) Pty
M.j
A. Keating
Rogers & Civic Centre
Rogers
Rogers Electrical Department
Simpson
Rogers Guar
Starlite
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