Crime
3 plead guilty in drugs case
Tuesday 20 August 2013 | Published in Crime
Three Operation Eagle accused have pleaded guilty to their charges, eliminating the need for a two-week court trial that set to start this week.
Common assault charge 'boyish buffoonery'
Monday 19 August 2013 | Published in Crime
The High Court was presided over by Justice of the Peace John Kenning who passed the following judgments: Leroy Robinson – appeared in court for sentencing over a common assault charge.
Arlander sentencing next week
Saturday 17 August 2013 | Published in Crime
Rarotonga businessman Scott Arlander will be sentenced for three charges of selling cannabis next Friday.
Final Op Eagle trial this month
Friday 16 August 2013 | Published in Crime
The remaining four defendants caught in the largest drug bust in Cook Islands history are up for trial next week.
Assault described as 'a little push'
Monday 12 August 2013 | Published in Crime
The High Court on August 8 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Pae Tuteru who made the following judgements: Mii Matara –retained a lawyer, Wilkie Rasmussen, and pleaded guilty to a charge of assault on a female.
Truck driver loses licence
Monday 12 August 2013 | Published in Crime
A full-time driver for CITC’s warehouse charged with failing a breath test has been disqualified from driving.
Youth day focuses on migration
Friday 9 August 2013 | Published in Crime
Migrating Cook Islands youth, community involvement and volunteerism are the themes for this year’s International Youth Day taking place on Monday, August 12.
Accused to take psych analysis
Wednesday 7 August 2013 | Published in Crime
The High Court on August 1 was presided over by Justice of the Peace Tauei Solomon, who passed the following judgements: Iete Pukerua – has yet to take a psychiatric analysis by Dr Rangi Fariu to confirm his state of mind when he makes a plea.
Details sought in super fund case
Friday 2 August 2013 | Published in Crime
Preliminary details of the superannuation case remain to be worked out before it can be heard before the High Court next month.
Thief sentenced to 6 months in prison
Friday 2 August 2013 | Published in Crime
A tough sentence was handed down on Wednesday to a young man who stole from tourists.
Women in crash over the limit
Tuesday 30 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The High Court was presided over by Justice of the Peace Tui Short on July 25 who made the following judgments: Te Konini Rongo – was charged with excess blood alcohol.
Son joins father-in-law in jail for cannabis possession
Tuesday 30 July 2013 | Published in Crime
Arorangi man Marcus Enoka was suspected of helping his jailed father-in-law cultivate cannabis after the connection was discovered at his sentencing in court on Friday.
Superfund case in September
Monday 29 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The precedent-setting Cook Islands superannuation case has been adjourned until September.
Driver pleads not guilty
Monday 29 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The driver in a crash that killed three teenagers earlier this month has pleaded not guilty.
TV presenter pleads on cannabis charges
Saturday 27 July 2013 | Published in Crime
Cook Islands Television sports presenter Roger ‘Tai’ Blake has pleaded guilty to charges of importing cannabis and possession of cannabis for supply and will be sentenced in September.
Rakanui case thrown out
Friday 26 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The wife of Parliament clerk Tupuna Rakanui has refused to give evidence against her husband.
Aitutaki rape accused named
Friday 26 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The name suppression of an Aitutaki businessman charged with rape has been lifted.
Super fund case back in court
Thursday 25 July 2013 | Published in Crime
The precedent-setting Cook Islands Superannuation Fund case is set to be heard in a ‘discovery hearing’ today.
Busy week at High Court
Wednesday 24 July 2013 | Published in Crime
Justice Sir Hugh Williams is in Rarotonga presiding over criminal and civil cases until Friday.
Vaka jumping decision reserved
Tuesday 23 July 2013 | Published in Crime
Justice Sir Hugh Williams has reserved judgement for two declaratory judgements that have the potential to significantly alter the Cook Islands political system.
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