
Stephen Coyle
Judge Stephen Coyle is a presiding judge in New Zealand known for his firm stance on violent crimes. He recently sentenced Raydin Hunia for his involvement in a brutal attack in Tauranga, highlighting the seriousness of gang violence and the need for accountability. His judgment reflected a balance between punishment and the opportunity for rehabilitation, particularly considering Hunia's age.
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Judge Stephen Coyle agreed that a hearing needed to be held as soon as possible regarding Malachi Subecz's guardianship.
The murder of Malachi Subecz: Inside the custody battle that left him with killer caregiverJudge Stephen Coyle sentenced Ethan Jeffs and agreed that the actions were a hate crime.
Grindr attackers Thomas Bull, Ethan Jeffs and Patrick Moloney sentenced in the Tauranga District CourtJudge Stephen Coyle agreed the victim’s life had been significantly and harshly changed.
Ngamura Maui sentenced to home detention after hitting rival with car in WhakatāneJudge Stephen Coyle expressed concerns about the man's possession of police items.
Tauranga man discharged without conviction for having ambulance light and siren, police equipmentJudge Stephen Coyle expressed concern over the man's possession of police items and the implications of his actions.
Tauranga man discharged without conviction for having ambulance light and siren, police equipmentJudge Stephen Coyle expressed concern over the nature of the material possessed by Robertson.
Bay of Plenty ECE reliever Phoebe Robertson sentenced for child exploitation materialJudge Stephen Coyle expressed concern over the nature of the material possessed by Robertson.
Bay of Plenty ECE reliever Phoebe Robertson sentenced for child exploitation materialJudge Stephen Coyle granted the request for a discharge without conviction for the defendant.
Tauranga man admits stealing ambulance gear and possessing police itemsJudge Stephen Coyle criticized Hunia's violent actions and emphasized the need for a clear message against such behavior.
Teen Raydin Hunia narrowly avoids prison for ‘extreme violence’ in Tauranga CBDJudge Stephen Coyle said there needed to be a clear message sent regarding violence in Tauranga’s CBD.
Teen Raydin Hunia narrowly avoids prison for ‘extreme violence’ in Tauranga CBD
























