Court Reports On Blood Test Doubt In Canberra Case
Eric Thomas Reid 43 of Fryer Place Weston was found guilty of driving under the influence after his solicitor questioned the reliability of blood alcohol analysis. A police blood sample was disputed by Dr McCarthy who admitted possible contamination, while government analyst John Duck testified to readings and tests on syringes. Reid received a suspended discharge with no conviction recorded.
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Shearer
Fry
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Weston
Michell
Mtr Reid
State Circle
Adelaide Avenue
Janary
McCay
McCarthy
Bradley
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al ‘Celas
De'r
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Evienes
J. Calquhhoun
Reidy
Nicholl
Shel
Calquhoun
Reid
A.auign
Jeyvas
Robert
Erle. Riggs
Badimaru Street
Fisher
A. H. Bott
Dobson
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Eae
Ind
Apigrian
Vernon
Lecle Ter Des Comseten
CML Mullane
Caner
Agar
Ead
Niovert
Gonstate
Leonard
Riggs
Soptesen Wiewaen
Bari
Judge reserves decision in ACT Supreme Court case
The ACT Supreme Court yesterday reserved judgment on a 25,000 damages claim by Sime Cinek of Majura Avenue Dickson for injuries from an industrial accident at the Chasieller Building site. He alleged a fall while inspecting a ceiling area during heat and hot water system installation at the Australia National University project.
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ACT Supreme Court
Sime Cinek
Majura Avenue
Dickson
Cirjak
Tanbary 4
Chasieller
Australia Ntional University
MF Hugo 4
Sne
Manaes
MeLeill
Wich
Citiak
ACT Supreme
COA
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Tevaccompany
Patrick Nny
Esklin
Ping
Lyons
EaiJeetting
Muller
Maitland
Street
Hackett
Ciriak
Laid
Aia
No colour bar case and driving charges spill through Canberra court
A Queensland driver faced fines and a car park incident near a Canberra hotel. The case involved a 92 year old Aboriginal man and a 19 year old printer. others faced licenses, driving while intoxicated, and civil claims for injuries from a 1966 upholstery business sale dispute.
NCDC Seeks Sponsor for Canberra Planetarium Venture
Canberra discussion centers on a possible privately funded or government backed planetarium. Professor Tage n notes strong local interest and outlines options including a dedicated building, telescope displays, and interactive exhibitions. Insights from Professor Epgen suggest a two‑part plan: a public showpiece with funding from partnerships and potential revenue from admissions and rentals. The project would aim to enhance Canberra’s cultural prestige while balancing costs and design complexity.
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Capitalla Planetarium
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