Tag: Legal Proceedings
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Court bars Asutifi North MP from leaving Greater Accra over NAIMOS attack allegations
Background: Court action tied to NAIMOS allegations An Accra High Court has imposed restrictions on the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, barring him from leaving the Greater Accra Region. The order follows allegations that he played a role in an attack on personnel from the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS)…
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Court bars Asutifi North MP from leaving Accra over NAIMOS
Background: MP in the spotlight over NAIMOS allegations The Accra High Court has restricted the movement of the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, in connection with allegations that he was involved in an attack on the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) task force. The ruling, issued in a formal bail…
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Cork Woman Guilty of Deceiving Man Met on Dating Website over French Mare Lingreville
Guilty verdict after brief jury deliberation A jury in Cork returned a guilty verdict after just 40 minutes of deliberation, convicting a woman on three counts connected to a deception scheme involving a French mare named Lingreville. The case centers on claims that she used online dating to manipulate a man into financing a horse…
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Former Kidnapping Victim Faces Cheating Charge Over Fake PayNow Screenshot at IT Show
Singapore IT show incident: Alleged use of a fake PayNow screenshot A 34-year-old man was charged on November 3 with cheating after allegedly using a forged PayNow screenshot to purchase a laptop worth SGD 3,599 at a prominent IT event in Singapore. The accused, a Singaporean identified as Andrew Lim Zi Kai, appeared in court…
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WA Mum Jailed for Starving Daughter Says Trial Was Unfair
Overview: A claim of unfair trial under scrutiny A West Australian mother convicted of neglect for allowing her teenage daughter to become dangerously undernourished says the trial was unfair and that illness she contracted during the proceedings hindered her defense. The case has drawn attention to the pressures and complexities of a high-stakes legal process…
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Two New Suspects Charged in Louvre Jewel Heist that Shocked France
Overview: Fresh charges in a high‑profile Louvre case The Louvre Museum, one of the world’s most visited cultural landmarks, is once again at the center of a high‑stakes criminal case after prosecutors announced charges against two additional suspects connected to last month’s daytime jewel heist. A 37‑year‑old man faces charges of organized robbery and conspiracy…
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Changi Airport shoplifting: Australian gets 10-day jail
Australian man jailed for shoplifting spree at Changi Airport Singapore — A 45-year-old Australian man was sentenced to ten days in jail after engaging in a shoplifting spree at Changi Airport while waiting for a flight to the Maldives. The incident, which involved stealing goods worth nearly S$3,500 (about US$2,689) from multiple shops, occurred over…
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Mother Found Guilty of Neglecting Autistic Son in Petaling Jaya: A Case Spotlight
Guilty Verdict Brings Attention to Child Welfare and Disability Care The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court has convicted Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the mother of six-year-old autistic boy Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin, on charges of neglect that could have caused him physical harm two years ago. The ruling underscores ongoing concerns about safeguarding vulnerable children, particularly those…
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Dublin Firefighter Terence Crosbie Sentenced to Seven Years for Rape in Boston
Dublin Firefighter Terence Crosbie Receives Seven-Year Sentence in Boston Rrape Case A Dublin firefighter, Terence Crosbie, was sentenced to a prison term of at least seven years for rape in Boston, following a high-profile verdict that concluded after a lengthy trial and a three-day jury deliberation. Crosbie has been in custody for 18 months as…
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Updates from court as Michael Ormandy sentenced for murder of Rebekah Campbell
Sentence awaited after murder conviction The courtroom mood was tense as the sentencing hearing for 34-year-old Michael Ormandy proceeded on the day after he was found guilty of the murder of his girlfriend, Rebekah Campbell. Ormandy, of Linacre Lane in Litherland, was convicted by a jury on Wednesday, October 15, following a two-hour and 16-minute…