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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Crown lawyer Barnaby Hawes argued that Tarrant is an unreliable witness and his narrative should be treated with caution.
Muted hearing of Christchurch mosque killer all part of the plan
Australia· 2026-02-14
Barnaby Hawes is a Crown lawyer questioning Tarrant about his mental state during the trial.
Christchurch terrorist Brenton Tarrant fights to overturn ‘irrational’ guilty pleasAustralia· 2026-02-09
Crown prosecutor Barnaby Hawes said that a special panel was convened to monitor Tarrant's well-being.
Christchurch mosque shooter launches appeal bid, claims prison conditions made him insane
New Zealand· 2026-02-09
Christchurch Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes will represent the Crown in the appeal.
Christchurch mosque terrorist set to appear in Court of AppealNew Zealand· 2026-02-05
Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes supported the application to report Cameron's previous case, emphasizing public interest.
Christchurch murder victim’s family say she would still be alive if killer’s deadly past was knownNew Zealand· 2025-06-17
Crown Solicitor Barnaby Hawes stated that despite Cameron’s mental health issues, a life sentence was the only just outcome.
Christchurch mental health patient jailed for life for murder of Faye PhelpsNew Zealand· 2025-06-10
