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R v Garang Yai [2025] NSWDC 12
The offender was sentenced in the New South Wales District Court for armed assault with intent to rob, affray, assault and drug possession, receiving an aggregate term of 4 years and 1 month.
R v Kaikaty [2024] NSWDC 597
Appeal dismissed against Local Court convictions for common assault and intimidation arising from a domestic dispute. Leave to adduce fresh evidence was refused.
R v AM [2024] NSWDC 546
Sentencing of an offender for multiple domestic violence, sexual assault, firearm, and AVO breach offences against his wife. Mental health and Bugmy factors reduced culpability.
Prisk v Danslow [2024] NSWDC 535
Default judgment damages were assessed after an unprovoked assault and battery. The court awarded compensatory, aggravated and exemplary damages of $401,264.45.
R v Green [2024] NSWDC 638
Judge-alone trial in the NSW District Court. Wayne Green was found not guilty on four domestic violence counts after the judge found the complainant’s evidence unreliable.
Mai v Nguyen [2024] NSWCA 215
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against dismissal of assault and battery claims, holding that an overlooked assault claim caused no substantial miscarriage.
Khodor v Murphy [2024] NSWDC 364
The Court dismissed a claim for damages for assault, finding the defendant acted in self-defence after the plaintiff followed and confronted him.
Jalil v Commissioner of Police, NSW Police Force [2024] NSWCATOD 132
The Tribunal refused summary dismissal of a security-licence review, finding it arguable whether a Crimes Act s 53 conviction involved “assault of any description”.
Charleston v Sinclair [2024] NSWDC 292
The District Court found Ms Sinclair liable for assault and battery against Ms Charleston, rejected self-defence, and awarded $111,064.22 in damages.
Emde v State of New South Wales [2024] NSWDC 268
The District Court held that Gerd Emde failed in claims for assault, battery, wrongful arrest and false imprisonment arising from his 2022 arrest for ADVO breaches.
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