Elizabeth Kim

Elizabeth Kim

lawyer New Zealand

Elizabeth Kim is a defense lawyer known for her advocacy in the courtroom, representing clients in various criminal cases. In a recent high-profile case, she sought to secure a discharge without conviction and permanent name suppression for her client involved in a meth-fueled stabbing incident, arguing that media exposure could hinder his future career prospects.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Elizabeth Kim is the defence lawyer who argued for name suppression and a discharge without conviction for her client, McPhee. 6

Jean Luc Mcphee Nevin Dawson Mathew Downs Nastassia Pearce Bernie Craig Kapitan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland New World attack: Jean-Luc McPhee named after meth-fuelled fork stabbing

New Zealand New Zealand: Defence lawyer Elizabeth Kim asked the judge for a discharge without conviction and permanent name suppression for her client. 5

Judge Dawson Eleanor Cato Craig Kapitan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Supermarket fork stabbing: Judge denies name suppression for man in meth-fuelled attacks