Court reports detail remand on bail for NS resister and other cases
Stephen Padgham, 23, of Red Hill, appeared on a National Service Act contravention charge and was remanded on bail until August 16. The Bega Co operative Society Limited was fined 28 for contravening a health regulation by marking pasteurisation dates on milk cartons. Other items include a youth charged with assaulting a policeman and a woman remanded on a separate offense.
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Six years jail for Chan
Mr Justice Connor told the ACT Supreme Court the sentence for Raymond Chan 29 unemployed of no fixed address must reflect community disapproval of his criminal conduct. Chan plotted to make quick money with three young men, targeting customers who could not report to police. He was convicted on three charges of attempting to corrupt and divert funds, with a total sentence of six years and a non-parole period. A separate civil matter saw Norman James Smith awarded 34 000 dollars in damages in Canberra.
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Student Fined $35 For Contempt Of Court
Melbourne court fined 23 year old Fergus Robinson a suspended St Trobe University student $35 for contempt of court after default seven days in prize semen Touge Leckn. The station did not ment Jal sentence and Robinson faces an indefinite sentence at Pentedes or Sontempt of the Supreme Court.
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Boy 16 left Perth after cannabis confession in court
A 16 year old boy, who admitted smoking cannabis since age ten, was ordered to leave Avatalin day for Sweden after pleading guilty in Perth Chambers Court to possessing cannabis on May 28. The magistrate, Mr G R Rutchin, warned the youth of maximum security if he returns to Australia.
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Stolen groceries lead to prison for Sydney shoplifter
Sydney judge sentenced a shop assistant to two years in jail after pleading guilty to selling stolen groceries worth 422 pounds. The case involved motives to profit and prior thefts, with a non parole period set at six months. In London, Sheila Porritt, 32, was fined for handling stolen goods after police raided several houses during a shoplifting operation.
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Prisoner’s appeal judge cites obscene language in court
Melbourne Friday report notes Mr Paul Hetzel sentenced after repeating obscene phrases during an appeal hearing. Judge Southwell cited tension from 19 years in Berne jail and upheld a sentence while remarking on the prisoner’s conduct and calls to release allegedly imprisoned inmates.
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