Tim Bain

Tim Bain

prosecutor New Zealand

Tim Bain is a Crown Prosecutor involved in a major methamphetamine case, where he cross-examined witnesses regarding police evidence handling. He emphasized the importance of proper procedures and has been pivotal in presenting the Crown's case against the defendants.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Crown prosecutor Tim Bain submitted that To'ofohe had a leading role in the drug operation. 5

Sunia To Ofohe Cheryl Gwyn Keith Jefferies Catherine Hutton
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Lower Hutt man Sunia To’ofohe’s meth stash leads to 14-year prison sentence

New Zealand New Zealand: Tim Bain is the Crown prosecutor who argued against name suppression for the defendant. 5

Lucie Scott Judge Hobbs Catherine Hutton
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Wellington man jailed for five years for sexually violating child

New Zealand New Zealand: Crown Prosecutor Tim Bain questioned Detective Som Fields about the handling of the exhibits. 5

Keith Jefferies Mark Greene Som Fields Trevor Collett Cheryl Gwyn Catherine Hutton
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Defence in major methamphetamine case argues police didn’t follow their own procedures