Bail for 'speeding, dangerous' driver
Christopher Knaus A woman who allegedly led police on a dangerous, high-speed pursuit through a school zone has been released on bail.
Prisoner lost eye in 'sickening' attack
Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman A convicted paedophile fighting against extra jail time should have a ''sickening'' attack that cost him an eye taken into account, a court has heard.
Paedophile lost eye in prison attack, court told
Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman A convicted paedophile fighting against extra jail time should have a "sickening" attack that cost him an eye taken into account, a court has heard.
Repeat drink drivers to get self-monitoring device
Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman Canberra's worst drink drivers will soon have alcohol interlocks fitted to their vehicles, as the government is expected to introduce tough new laws to crack down on repeat and high-range offenders...
Burglaries suspect 'threat to witnesses'
Christopher Knaus A man suspected of up to 30 burglaries in four months spoke of breaking the ribs and legs of witnesses if he was released from prison.
Pair innocent, says Yuen
Christopher Knaus A man who ambushed and shot dead his close friend outside the Hughes shops has denied taking the fall for two friends, saying he intimidated the pair into helping him.
Murder victim's family backs fifth judge
Christopher Knaus Friends and family of murder victim Julie Tattersall waited five long, torturous years for closure.
Opposition to again put bench on agenda
Christopher Knaus The opposition will again push for a fifth judge to be appointed to the ACT Supreme Court.
Jail term for 'Incredible Hulk' standover man cut on appeal
Christopher Knaus A standover man who has been compared to the Incredible Hulk has shaved six months from his minimum jail time after winning an appeal against his sentence.
Warning over addicts' implant
Christopher Knaus ACT courts may be encouraging heroin addicts to seek a potentially dangerous implant to curb their habit.
Power struggle at police union's elections
Christopher Knaus The police union's leadership team has survived an internal power challenge during national elections.
Man killed in Campbell after disturbance
Christopher Knaus A life was lost when a driver reversed over his 20-year-old friend as he fled a woman allegedly smashing his car.
Bail for man alleged to have bitten ex-partner
Christopher Knaus A man who allegedly bit his ex-girlfriend's nose in a ''savage'' fight after a Canberra music festival has been released on bail.
Police union leadership survives challenge
Christopher Knaus The police union’s leadership team survived an internal power challenge during national elections this week.
'Nose-biting' ex-boyfriend released on bail
Christopher Knaus A man who allegedly bit his ex-girlfriend's nose in a "savage" fight after a Canberra music festival has been released on bail.
Supreme Court has a new master in Mossop
Christopher Knaus and Michael Inman Canberra’s legal fraternity has welcomed the appointment of Magistrate David Mossop as the new Master of the ACT Supreme Court, congratulating the government on an ‘‘excellent appointment’’.
ACT top cop moving to Customs
Christopher Knaus The territory’s police chief is leaving the force to take up a senior role in Customs, in a move described as a “loss for the ACT”.
No further jail for former cop who 'wrecked his career'
Christopher Knaus A former police officer who broke a restraining order taken out by his ex-wife has walked free from court, after serving 13 months secluded and in protection from other prisoners in Canberra’s jail.
Man pleads guilty to violent crime spree with friends
Christopher Knaus A man has pleaded guilty to a violent crime spree in 2010, which included numerous assaults, robbery, burglary, and car theft.
'Seriously violent person' deserves life in jail, says prosecution
Christopher Knaus Prosecutors have called for murderer Kai Yuen to be sentenced to life behind bars, saying it is the only way the community can contain his violence.










