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The Family Court granted the father regular overnight staying access and phased holiday access, finding no significant ongoing risk despite past corporal punishment incidents.
Custody dispute over twin daughters: the court granted joint custody, care and control to the mother, and allowed the children to return to Hong Kong.
The court granted the mother sole custody and care and control of two children, suspended the father’s access for six months, and ordered supervision and review.
District Court custody judgment granting sole custody of two children to the father, with supervised access for the mother and a 12-month supervision order.
The court granted the mother sole custody and care and control of three children, with the father given defined supervised access twice a month.
Court of Appeal held corporal punishment was unjustified for the robbery appellants, but remained proper for the assault-with-intent-to-rob case; strokes were reduced.
Appeal against sentence partly allowed: the Court reduced a 2-year prison term to 18 months, noting the appellant’s youth, guilty plea, and sentence disparity.
A 16-year-old appellant challenged detention in a Training Centre after caning sentences for robbery. The judge referred the sentencing point to the Full Court.
The court set aside a corporal punishment order after the appellant’s voluntary admissions and cooperation, but upheld concurrent prison sentences because of previous convictions.
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