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A man accused of gunning down a prominent Mongrel Mob leader in front of a South Auckland church a week before Christmas has appeared for the first time in the High Court at Auckland, where he pleaded not guilty to murder.
Justice Sally Fitzgerald approved a request from defence lawyer Matthew Goodwin that the 41-year-old Henderson resident keep interim name suppression. Other aspects of the case are also suppressed. Read full article here.
There have been a number of public complaints against police handling of evidence for court cases, and the latest to notice it is the highest Court in Samoa, the Court of Appeal who highlighted this in their written decision in the appeal by convicted murderer, Kolani Junior Lam. Read full article here.
The Samoa Observer reports the decision by the Court of Appeal was handed down earlier this week. Read full article here.
In the Court of Appeal this week Lam’s overseas-based Counsel Mr Mathew Goodwin, launched a challenge against the decision of Justice Niava Mata Tuatagaloa. Mr Goodwin argued the evidence against his client had been circumstantial, and the pathologist report relied upon by the Supreme Court was inconclusive. Read full article here.
The Court of Appeal yesterday heard the appeal by convicted murderer Kolani Junior Lam who was serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife, Justina Sa’u in 2019.
Overseas counsel Mr Goodwin is representing Lam and in his submission today challenged the decision by Justice Niava Mata Tuatagoloa convicting Lam of murder. Read full article here.