Man loses name suppression bid over Snapchat of sex with underage girl
His father was worried about the humiliation that would follow his son being named.
His father was worried about the humiliation that would follow his son being named.
The victim's toes were squeezed so hard with pliers, he feared they would 'pop off'.
The judge told Harrison Oliver he should be “thoroughly ashamed” of his behaviour.
'The common thread was his destructive use of methamphetamine.'
Hamish Ray hung his head and cried as the consequences of his actions sunk in.
He arrived dragging a road cone under his car and left without the alcohol he wanted.
The Nelson woman's lawyer says she's trying to be a productive member of society now.
The man says his family have been deeply impacted by the situation.
'They were real victims and their suffering was recorded for the world to see.'
'He was screaming and ranting at me, and I just thought, ‘I have to protect myself''.
'I realised I was strong enough to do something, and now, we are here.'
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'You have no insight into the harm you could cause to others,' the judge said.
He was driving drunk in a vehicle without a court-imposed interlock device.
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'Thank you judge - thank you for your understanding," the patched Comanchero said.
'You just don't really ever think of something like this happening to you.'
Judge: 'If you went to prison, I don’t know you would come out a better person.'
Couple checked in carrying a guillotine, printer and multiple laptop bags.
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Three weeks later she punched a woman stocking Easter products at The Warehouse.
'Planning an appeal before the decision is released risks undermining the process.'
'I have nothing left, thanks to Simon's stupidity.'
Lawyer ended a long-running career with a win in court.
'We are relieved the public now knows who he is' - a parent of one of the victims.
He reported his mining equipment as stolen and was then arrested.
The 15-year-old said the trial then 'broke me in ways that are hard to describe'.
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