Crime
Teacher aid sentenced for theft
Saturday 3 November 2012 | Published in Crime
A supermarket worker who is training to be a teacher was sentenced for theft as a servant for stealing from her employer Foodland.
Aquarius thief tries to flee Cooks
Saturday 3 November 2012 | Published in Crime
A waitress who stole over $1000 from Aquarius Pacific Hotel before attempting to flee the country was sentenced on Wednesday by three justices of the peace.
Oasis employee sentenced for theft
Saturday 3 November 2012 | Published in Crime
Gretta Lazaro stole $330.58 over two days from her employer Oasis Energy Centre.
No conviction for CITC theft
Saturday 3 November 2012 | Published in Crime
Three justices of the peace decided on Wednesday that a man who stole from the Cook Islands Trading Corporation would be discharged with a clean slate.
3 admit stealing vodka from Trader Jacks
Thursday 1 November 2012 | Published in Crime
The High Court on October 25 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Tangi Taoro, who passed the following judgments:
Tini's claim adjourned
Tuesday 30 October 2012 | Published in Crime
Former Cook Islands Investment Corporation chief executive officer John Tini’s claim against the corporation and the Audit Office has been adjourned to a judicial settlement conference next week.
George seeks $2.1m over cartoons
Tuesday 30 October 2012 | Published in Crime
Norman George is back for round three of his gripe with Cook Islands News, in relation to two ‘Kata’ cartoons by cartoonist Tim Buchanan.
11 in court for assault
Saturday 27 October 2012 | Published in Crime
Eleven defendants appeared in the Cook Islands High Court on Thursday to face assault charges.
Makea family factions in dispute
Wednesday 24 October 2012 | Published in Crime
The Makea family may have won their Privy Council land dispute against Ngati Raina – but the different Makea branches are now fighting over who is entitled to the land.
Privy Council issues decisions
Tuesday 23 October 2012 | Published in Crime
Two Cook Islands land court cases went all the way to England to be decided by the Privy Council – who yesterday decided that one appeal will be allowed and the other thrown out.
'Unusual and difficult' case dealt with
Tuesday 23 October 2012 | Published in Crime
The Commonwealth’s highest court of appeal has granted the appeal of a Cook Islands land dispute in a historic ruling.
Ngati Raina claim unsuccessful
Tuesday 23 October 2012 | Published in Crime
A century-old Cook Islands land dispute was thrown out of England’s Privy Council – the Commonwealth’s highest court.
JP concerned for victim's safety
Wednesday 17 October 2012 | Published in Crime
The High Court on October 11 was presided over by Justice of the Peace John Kenning, who passed the following judgments:
110 land court cases
Thursday 11 October 2012 | Published in Crime
Disputes over Cook Islands land are currently being heard by Justice Patrick Savage in the land division of the High Court.
Assault, theft and burglaries dealt with
Wednesday 10 October 2012 | Published in Crime
The High Court on October 4 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Carmen Temata, who passed the following judgments:
Assault case abandoned
Wednesday 10 October 2012 | Published in Crime
A man accused of assaulting his partner had the case against him dismissed in court last week after his victim changed her mind about pressing charges.
Student faces indecent assault charge
Wednesday 3 October 2012 | Published in Crime
The High Court on September 27 was presided over by Justice of the Peace John Kenning, A young man with name suppression who has been charged with indecent assault of a woman could not come to court because he was sitting an exam at Tereora College. Kenning accepted this excuse. He has previously pleaded not […]
Ranking quest for handballers
Friday 28 September 2012 | Published in Crime
A desire to improve their ranking is motivating the Cook Islands’ under 20 handball teams as they head to the IHF Challenge Cup to be held in Apia, Samoa next week. The Cook Islands is sending a men’s and women’s team to the event to be held on October 2-6. The Cooks will be looking […]
'Don't take law into own hands', warns JP
Wednesday 26 September 2012 | Published in Crime
A man who was provoked by racial taunts to strike out at his agitator has received a suspended sentence in the High Court last week. Ralph Adams pleaded guilty to common assault, which happened at 8.15am on September 12. The victim, Seth Love, approached the defendant in a public car park in Avarua, making racial […]
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