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Body on bonnet: Manslaughter
The jury in the High Court in New Plymouth returned with a unanimous verdict after five hours' deliberation following the two-week trial. Mr Maxwell, 42, died in an ambulance taking him to hospital after Fairburn crashed head-on into an oncoming Isuzu
Updated: 11/24/2011 10:18P
BALI BOY JOY: Teen home for Christmas and fined just 22 cents
Picture: Johannes P. Christo Source: Supplied A TEENAGE boy jailed in Bali for buying marijuana from a street seller will return home to Australia before Christmas. After two weeks' deliberation and a drawn-out trial, an Indonesian judge sentenced the
Updated: 11/24/2011 10:10P
Australian boy in Bali to be freed next weekend
The boy also held up paper to thwart cameras as the judge read his verdict. As he left the court, the boy pulled his balaclava back over his head. Boy will spend the next week at least at the immigration detention centre where he has been staying.
Updated: 11/24/2011 10:06P
Bali boy will be home to Australia in 10 days
The teenager has already spent almost two months in a Balinese prison, which means he will be due for release on December 4, and home for Christmas. Judge Amser Simanjuntak told the boy his behavior was "shameful" and requested he undergo
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:59P
CHRISTMAS GIFT: Bali boy set to return home in December
But the judge, Amser Simanjuntak, today shaved one month off the sentence requested by prosecutors, delivering his ruling in a makeshift hearing room at the Denpasar District Court which for the first time during the trial was opened to the media.
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:53P
Two-month sentence for Lake teen in Bali
But an effort to avoid a trial failed and the teenager faced three potential charges, including one that carried a maximum six-year prison term; another that carried a two-year maximum; and one that would have allowed him to go free on the grounds he
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:51P
Bali boy sentenced to two months
The verdict will be an open court session, unlike the rest of the boy's trial which has been closed to the media and public. The boy's older brother is understood to have flown to Bali with some other family members, to be there when the sentence is
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:49P
CHRISTMAS GIFT: Bali teen set to return home in December
But the judge, Amser Simanjuntak, today shaved one month off the sentence requested by prosecutors, delivering his ruling in a makeshift hearing room at the Denpasar District Court which for the first time during the trial was opened to the media.
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:45P
Bali boy to be freed next weekend
But an effort to avoid a trial failed and the teenager faced three potential charges: one that carried a maximum six-year prison term; another that carried a two-year maximum; and one that would have allowed him to go free on the grounds he was an
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:43P
Bali boy to be freed next week
But an effort to avoid a trial failed and the teenager faced three potential charges, including one that carried a maximum six-year prison term; another that carried a two-year maximum; and one that would have allowed him to go free on the grounds he
Updated: 11/24/2011 09:42P
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