Appeal date set for high country killer Greg Lynn
Former airline pilot Greg Lynn will argue he suffered a “substantial miscarriage of justice” when he appeals his conviction and sentence for the murder of Carol Clay.
Former airline pilot Greg Lynn will argue he suffered a “substantial miscarriage of justice” when he appeals his conviction and sentence for the murder of Carol Clay.
A recorded murder confession and blood-stained Nike sneakers have emerged as key pieces of evidence against a man accused of killing a tradie in a suspected drug raid.
One of Victoria’s worst teen offenders, charged more than 400 times, has been set free without further supervision as the magistrate admits he won’t follow court orders.
The death of a man in custody after he became unresponsive during police restraint has prompted inquiry into the two arresting officers.
A grief-stricken mother has faced off with the state’s top coroner as she calls for answers over what happened to her daughter who disappeared from her Ringwood home 31 years ago.
A leading law firm is exploring launching a class action after childcare worker Joshua Brown was exposed as an alleged pedophile, with victims potentially entitled to millions in compensation.
The force is usually more conservative and bound by only revealing an accused person’s age and the suburb they live in. In this case police took the extra step of having Joshua Brown’s suppression order lifted.
A magistrate has found Council Watch’s Dean Hurlston “crossed the line” in his public scrutinising of Stonnington Mayor Melina Sehr, finding he stalked and harrassed her.
Three wannabe vigilantes who lured homosexual men from dating apps to Melbourne parks to film brutal attacks on them have been jailed for their sickening offending.
A glamorous Melbourne lawyer charged over a fake document scandal allegedly told her junior solicitor to “make up a story” to tell a magistrate.
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