Everybody appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court, Monday, February 17
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on February 17.
Police & Courts Tasmania
Fate of Hillcrest jumping castle operator to be revealed
More than three years after the Hillcrest tragedy and a 10-day criminal hearing, victims’ families will find out whether the jumping castle operator is criminally responsible.
Teenager robbed Domino’s with machete sentenced
A teenager stole $580 in cash from a Domino’s at Kings Meadows while carrying a machete and wearing black clothes, including a balaclava and beanie. His sentence.
Tasmanian Snapchat grooming offender jailed after police bust
NAMED: A 26-year-old Launceston man who used numerous social media accounts to groom and procure sexual imagery from multiple underage victims has been jailed for four years.
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‘Miscarriage of justice’: convicted death smash cop launches appeal
A former Tasmanian police constable, who was last year found guilty of causing the road deaths of a mother and son near Richmond in 2022, has launched an appeal in the Supreme Court.
Accused child strangler makes plea in Magistrates court
A 29-year-old Mayfield man who allegedly strangled a child late last year made a plea in the Launceston Magistrates Court.
Knife search trial extended after ‘promising’ results
Since November more than 50 searches have resulted in the confiscation of eight knives. Why Reid’s Law has been extended.
Everybody appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court, Tuesday, January 14
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on January 14.
Free again: murderer Jamie John Curtis paroled for third time
One of Tasmania’s most violent criminals, who murdered a man after repeatedly raping his fiancée in front of him, is set to walk free from prison. When he could be set free.
Everybody appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court, Monday, January 13
Here is a list of people appearing at Hobart Magistrates Court on January 13.
Did the earth move for you? Quake recorded at Tassie town
Is it an earthquake if seemingly nobody felt it? A tremor has been recorded in a busy Tasmanian pit stop
No charges for doctor over LGH death certificates
The Greens will seek an explanation as to why police say there is insufficient evidence for charges after an in investigation into allegations of false death certificates being issued. Read the latest.
Pilot navigates tricky landing in North-West emergency
The pilot of a small aircraft is safely on the ground after an emergency situation unfolded. Here’s what happened.
‘Everyone has right’ to make complaint: Commissioner
The Anti-Discrimination Commissioner has snuffed out the suggestion from controversial councillor Louise Elliot to overhaul the complaints process. Here’s why.
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