
Grant Powell
Justice Grant Powell is a judge in New Zealand known for presiding over serious criminal cases. In a recent high-profile case, he sentenced a man for the murder of a baby and the attempted murder of a woman and her toddler, emphasizing the callousness of the crimes and the profound impact on the victims' lives. His remarks during sentencing highlighted the emotional devastation caused by such violent acts, reflecting his commitment to justice and the well-being of victims.
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Justice Grant Powell presided over the sentencing of Howard Te’ao and emphasized the brutality of the crime.
Pt England robbery murder: Howard Te’ao, Amy Parker and Joseph Patolo sentenced in Auckland for death of Ahmed Al-ObaidyJustice Grant Powell told the man the killing, and attempted murders on January 1 this year 'required a high degree of callousness ... and a hardened state of mind or numbness of the soul'.
Hamilton man attacked woman, stabbed toddler and killed baby on New Year’s Day









