Court reports student fined for assault at university
A student, Thomas Alfred Aren from Laurisbe Uini AVsIKy, was fined 40 inlay for assaulting a university colleague, Poilip Lave, during an incident at the campus. The defense argued details were unclear as Moody head testified, and Brennan was noted in the proceedings. The case involved court action and penalties for a controlled conduct violation.
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Thomas Alfred Aren
Rity
Lauirsbe Uini
Avsiky
Poilip Lave
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Damages claim against hospital dismissed
A Canberra Supreme Court case yesterday dismisses the damages claim against Canberra Community Hospital management. The firm alleged negligence by the hospital in maintenance and water supply at The Watering, with a focus on a tail injury and defective premises. The judge rejected the plaintiff’s evidence, finding no proven negligent act by the hospital and that the company failed to show causation or breach.
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Feydine
Fe Act Supreme Court
Canberra
Sluick
Siam
Caeccnr
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Huey
Wien
Justice” Circuit Swears In Sir Paul Hasluck Appoints New ACT Judge
The ACT Supreme Court swears in Justice Connor after Governor General Sir Paul Hasluck officiates. Mr Justice Blackhairn becomes the second judge of the ACT Supreme Court, with the senior judge presiding.
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Curt
Xavier
Supreme Cove
Sulge
Tustice Connor
Paul Hasluck
Dshire Blackhairn
Sear
ACT
Supreme Cor
Euring
Justice Ox
Court records reveal multiple defendants in Braddon case
Decision reserved in a Braddon matter as Nichatl and others faced charges. A builder from Cockburn Street and several residents appeared, with accusations over obstructing a judicial process and related offences. In a separate incident a driver named RAAD Base faced a 180 fine and three months disqualification after a breath test showed 0.150 blood alcohol. Witnesses described an Ipsima Street crash scene on February 19 at about 9.30 pm and the damaged vehicles. Miss G Vandeleur noted land payment details and urged leniency for her client Fryar in the related hearing.
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J. Cooper
Ipima Street
Teg
Interpreter shortage halts murder trial in Rahal
In Rahal on Wednesday the murder trial of Tala mboamen stalled as a shortage of fulltime interpreters left the court unable to proceed. The Crown and defense argued for or against ad hoc arrangements while the administration considered a temporary order to appoint interpreters. The judge noted the town’s size and the need for a qualified interpreter to proceed.
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Rawal
Talamboamen
Toralii
Dunthe
Prat
Simon
Iain
George Ban
Burs
Emanuel
Newi
Rahal Evenhou
Air Emanuel
Pnt
Manuel
Dr Germaine Greer faces three more summonses in NZ
New Zealand police pressed additional charges against Dr Germaine Greer for indecent language during her visit. She is due to appear at Auckland Magistrates Court on Friday. The author defended her remarks at a Town Hall meeting and at Auckland airport, claiming the charges are an attempt to silence her.
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Germaine Greer
New Zealand
Auickland
Greer
Auckland
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