Silverdale baby death: Not guilty plea for mother accused of murder
Police responded at a home where a baby was found dead and a woman with injuries.
Police responded at a home where a baby was found dead and a woman with injuries.
A trial has been set for the teen for 2024.
The wife of a slain dairy farmer plotted his death, using her cousin as a scapegoat.
Armed police responded to a Glen Eden car park last month where a man died.
The woman was extradited from South Korea last month to face two murder charges.
One man is facing a murder charge, while his co-defendants are charged with robbery.
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"This is a terribly tragic case," the Court of Appeal said.
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Crown Law say there was appropriate accountability for the prosecutor involved.
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Emergency services were called to victim Lealofi Paniani's home in October 2021.
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He complained that jail regulations resulted in him looking like a "barbarian".
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Documents were filed at the Auckland High Court as health authorities take action.
The man was charged with the murder of 72-year-old Mohammed Hakim.
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Prosecutors had asked that he be held indefinitely given his reoffending risk.
A not guilty plea was entered today, four months after the man was charged with murder.