Paul Keegan

Paul Keegan

lawyer New Zealand

Paul Keegan is a defense lawyer known for representing clients in various legal matters, including those involving addiction and homelessness. In a recent case, he advocated for Paul Harrop, emphasizing the connection between his client's criminal behavior and his struggles with substance abuse and lack of stable housing.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Defense lawyer Paul Keegan argued that six years, six months was an appropriate sentence for Hannon. 5

Mathew Hannon Bridson Paul Radich Jacob Bourke Tara Shaskey
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Mathew Hannon sentenced for manslaughter after he ‘engineered’ neighbour’s death

New Zealand New Zealand: Paul Keegan is James' defence counsel who stated that his client was remorseful and that the offending was out of character. 6

James Laura Blencowe Gregory Hikaka
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Taranaki life coach sentenced for assaulting golf buddy in bar fight

New Zealand New Zealand: Paul Keegan, the defense lawyer, described Bishop's actions as self-defense that had gone too far. 5

William Bishop Zane Webby Gregory Hikaka Tara Shaskey
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: New Plymouth man William Bishop’s violent attack on neighbour leads to community work

New Zealand New Zealand: Defence lawyer Paul Keegan apologised for Rangi's socialising in court. 5

Rangi Gregory Hikaka Jo Woodcock Mark Walker Meihana Mason
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Aramu Walker jailed for shooting his partner in the face while on bail for hammer attack on Mongrel Mob member

New Zealand New Zealand: Defence lawyer Paul Keegan discussed Harrop's gap in offending and his addiction issues. 5

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Taranaki man Paul Harrop sentenced for offending linked to his homelessness and addiction