Boxer ‘holding shotgun’ when De Ieso died
An Olympic boxing hopeful says he’s no murderer and wants to go to Tokyo to compete – but a court has heard he was holding a shotgun when innocent man Jason De Ieso was killed in 2012.
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Fugitive’s fiancee ‘an entirely unsuitable person for bail’
The fiancee of a parole fugitive has been refused bail after the magistrate said the pair’s alleged crime spree – which stretched from Parkside to Goolwa – meant she posed too great a risk to the community.
$375k damage to Coles kiosks — with garlic
A troublesome shopper vented his frustration with an Adelaide supermarket’s self-serve kiosks by destroying them with a volley of garlic paste jars, a court has heard.
Kidnap monster wins his lawsuit
Roman Heinze has won back some of his property in an odd lawsuit from prison – with the other man’s lawyer saying “he doesn’t want anything that belongs to you”.
Nurse ‘stabber’ revealed as court makes mental health order
The identity of the man who allegedly stabbed a nurse outside a northern suburbs hospital can finally be revealed, as his lawyer urged a court to keep him in a secure mental health facility.
‘Bikies’ front court over X-rated porn stash
Three men with alleged links to two feared outlaw bikie gangs have appeared in court, accused of selling illegal pornography from three stores in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
How can two teens be treated so differently?
It’s a tale of two teens which shows that since the Twin Towers fell, we’ve focused so much on foreign terrorism that we’re slow to recognise its domestic counterpart, writes Chief Court Reporter Sean Fewster.
Acquitted terror suspect denied deradicalisation treatment
Adelaide’s former terror suspect was denied anti-radicalisation treatment in jail, it can be revealed, because the Commonwealth Attorney-General said she had not deradicalised herself.
Only good laws can combat evil intent
Yesterday’s decision by the Criminal Appeals Court to acquit a woman accused of terror offences highlights the inherent flaws in the federal legislation, writes Chief Court Reporter Sean Fewster.
Woman cleared of terror conviction breaks silence
The first person ever convicted of terrorism offences in SA has thanked her supporters and community after an outpouring of emotion following her successful appeal.
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