Cheryl Gwyn
Cheryl Gwyn is a Justice serving as the presiding judge in a high-profile methamphetamine case. She is responsible for guiding the jury through the legal proceedings and ensuring that both the Crown and defence present their cases fairly before reaching a verdict.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn detailed Mark Kimber's driving history during the sentencing.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn held a teleconference from the High Court at Wellington to discuss the injunction.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn sentenced To'ofohe and discussed the nature of his drug operation.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn confirmed the lifting of Mark Kimber's name suppression.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn confirmed the lifting of Mark Kimber's name suppression following the verdict.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn said, in summing up, manslaughter was defined as culpable homicide that was not murder.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn is presiding over the trial.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn summarized the opposing cases for the jury during the trial.
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New Zealand:
Justice Cheryl Gwyn is expected to sum up the case for the jury.
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