Rebecca Terry
Rebecca Terry is a prosecutor involved in a notable case in Nelson, New Zealand, where she emphasized the dangers of discharging a firearm in a public place during the sentencing of Marie Hearn, who had fired shots at a colleague's cars. Terry acknowledged the context of Hearn's actions but reiterated that resorting to violence was not a legitimate way to resolve grievances.
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Rebecca Terry expressed legitimate concerns about Leigh's blatant disregard for others while driving.
Disqualified driver Fairmont Leigh crashes into campervan after flipping off tourists in Golden Bay
New Zealand· 2026-07-18
Police prosecutor Rebecca Terry said an assault against a child was 'inherently serious'.
Nelson mother discharged without conviction after assaulting two childrenNew Zealand· 2026-07-17
Prosecutor Rebecca Terry said the attack was ongoing in nature.
Mother Dana Pike sentenced after violent assault on Nelson daycare staffNew Zealand· 2026-06-29
Prosecutor Rebecca Terry said police understood the context, which would have been distressing for the defendant.
Nelson mechanic Marie Hearn sentenced to home detention for shooting colleague’s carsNew Zealand· 2026-06-26