High Court narrows ‘good faith’ defence
The High Court has narrowed the defences available to Zachary Rolfe at his murder trial over the death of Kumunjayi Walker.
The High Court has narrowed the defences available to Zachary Rolfe at his murder trial over the death of Kumunjayi Walker.
A legal showdown is underway to determine whether Zachary Rolfe can claim he acted in ‘good faith’ in the alleged murder of an Indigenous man.
The High Court has agreed to hear a prosecutors’ challenge about whether the NT cop can claim immunity from civil and criminal liability under police administration laws.
Zachary Rolfe’s murder trial will be delayed at least until November after the High Court sided with prosecutors.
The trial of NT police officer Zachary Rolfe will not go ahead today as planned after an application from crown prosecutors.
A High Court judge will this morning either send Zachary Rolfe to trial for murder or allow the Crown to keep fighting his ‘good faith’ defence.
A NT police officer charged with the killing of an indigenous teenager will have to wait until the morning his murder trial is due to start to learn whether it will proceed as planned.
Northern Territory prosecutors will make a last-ditch attempt to get the High Court to delay Zachary Rolfe’s murder trial.
Zachary Rolfe’s trial could be delayed again after prosecutors flagged plans to ask the High Court to overturn a recent NT decision about the categories of defence the policeman can use.
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The trial of NT policeman Zachary Rolfe for the alleged murder of Aboriginal teen Kumanjayi Walker will begin in August.
The legal clause that could excuse police constable Zachary Rolfe from liability for shooting dead Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker was first proposed by another policeman.
The prosecution of police constable Zachary Rolfe for the alleged murder of Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker could be delayed until next year or beyond.
The highly anticipated trial of NT police constable Zachary Rolfe for the alleged murder of Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker is expected to be delayed due to the Covid crisis in NSW.
Northern Territory policeman Zachary Rolfe has attended court for the first time ahead of his murder trial scheduled to begin next week.
Police officer Zachary Rolfe is facing two new criminal charges, just weeks out from his murder trial over an outback shooting.
Probe into Kumanjayi Walker’s death suspended because it was ‘inconsistent’ with the criminal case against NT cop.
Just weeks before NT cop Zachary Rolfe faces a murder trial over shooting an Indigenous man, his lawyers tell court they’ve been forced to subpoena documents from Coroner and police.
The 2.6 seconds between the first and second of three gunshots that allegedly killed Kumanjayi Walker may decide if Constable Zachary Rolfe faces trial.
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