Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
As widely predicted, the NZ harness racing identity recently convicted of offences against a child has avoided jail, and was today sentenced to a term of 10 months home detention. Standard conditions applying to offenders serving a sentence of home detention in New Zealand include: reporting regularly to community probation restrictions on living and working arrangements […]
The disgraced New Zealand harness racing identity who was recently convicted of a child sex offence and shortly thereafter threw in their license will face the court today for sentencing. Everyone is saying that a deal has been struck to give them home detention rather than a jail sentence. It’s probably right, for the courts […]
A Queensland podiatrist who accessed child exploitation material, which included a baby, more than 2200 times and admitted to rape fantasies has been disqualified from applying to be a health practitioner for four years. Tyson Bryan-Anthony Franklin, 28, was in October 2018 found to have accessed child exploitation material on 2211 occasions. QCAT disqualified Franklin […]
We have been telling you about how black money is laundered through yearling sales for about a million years now. https://peterprofit.com/?s=money+launder It’s something that has been happening around the world, and should have been obvious to all. Sadly however the authorities seemed to miss it completely, and the breeders who were getting hugely over the […]
The mail from across the ditch is that the now former trot trainer who was recently convicted of child sex offences involving a young participant in the sport as victim has been ejected from his recent West Melton in the South Island digs by police order, because convicted pedos aren’t allowed to live anywhere where […]
A bloke I once knew was a senior investment advisor at the Port of Brisbane. The Commissioner we used to call him, because he used to kick around the track with huge wads of cash and give everyone the impression that he was a smartie, and he was arrogant about it too, as punt drunk […]
Let me share with you a story that was in The Sunday Mail on March 16, 1997. Peter Hinterdorfer was 34 and lived on debt. He struggled to support his wife and two year old son. He was an accountant for the Port of Brisbane Corporation. Peter achieved one of the state’s biggest gambling-related heists by stealing […]
Unless otherwise stated, references in this chapter to: ‑ sections, are to the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 (CPA) ‑ rules, are to the Criminal Procedure Rules 2012 (“the rules”). When can costs orders be made? The court may make a costs order where there has been a significant procedural failure in the course of a […]
We have written at length about the twice jailed compulsive gambler and all round conman Wayne Francis Innes, the man whose most recent stretch in the can related to a six-figure fraud on Racing Queensland. Innes is an inveterate thief who over the three decade course of his criminal career has shown no inkling of […]
Star Entertainment’s license to run the Sydney casino is under huge threat at the moment, following the commencement of a 2nd inquiry into the company’s suitability to run such an operation, and the first day of evidence before Commissioner Adam Bell SC, one of NSW’s most respected practitioners of the law. For those new to […]
