Tony Greig
Tony Greig is a judge known for presiding over significant criminal cases, including the recent appeal of Barrie Williams. In his rulings, Judge Greig emphasized the importance of deterrence and public safety, stating that Williams' actions warranted a prison sentence rather than a community-based alternative.
Born on Oct 06, 1946 (78 years old)
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New Zealand:
Judge Tony Greig sentenced the teen to nine months of home detention for injuring his child.
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Sri Lanka:
Tony Greig is mentioned as a former England captain who achieved a similar feat in cricket.
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Jamaica:
Tony Greig was the English captain who conceded that the West Indies made England grovel during the Test series.
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New Zealand:
Judge Tony Greig accepted the man’s evidence and found him not guilty of rape.
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New Zealand:
Judge Tony Greig presided over the case and expressed concern for Dunnill's mental health.
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New Zealand:
Judge Tony Greig stated that the prison sentence for Barrie Williams was well justified.
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