Barnaby Hawes
Barnaby Hawes is a Crown Solicitor who represented the prosecution in the case against Elliot Cameron for the murder of Faye Phelps. He argued for a life sentence, citing the vulnerable status of the victim and the serious nature of the crime. Hawes highlighted the lack of provocation and the unspeakable nature of the attack, making a case for community safety and justice for the victim's family during the trial.
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Australia:
Crown lawyer Barnaby Hawes argued that Tarrant is an unreliable witness and his narrative should be treated with caution.
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Australia:
Barnaby Hawes is a Crown lawyer questioning Tarrant about his mental state during the trial.
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New Zealand:
Crown prosecutor Barnaby Hawes said that a special panel was convened to monitor Tarrant's well-being.
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New Zealand:
Christchurch Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes will represent the Crown in the appeal.
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New Zealand:
Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes supported the application to report Cameron's previous case, emphasizing public interest.
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New Zealand:
Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes stated that despite Cameron’s mental health issues, a life sentence was the only just outcome.
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