10:44 EDT, 28 May 2021
A Sydney high school teacher who has admitted to repeatedly having sex with a 14-year-old student is using her last days of freedom to prepare for her future in jail.
Monica Young, 24, swapped her usual formal clothing for a Nike tracksuit and was looking noticeably leaner as she reported to a south western Sydney police station as part of her stringent bail conditions.
The disgraced teacher has been undergoing physical and mental assessment ahead of what Downing Centre District Court has heard will inevitably be a prison sentence.
Young has already had a taste of jail life at Silverwater Women s Correctional Centre where she spent a month on remand after her arrest on July 10 last year.
A 43-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years and five months’ jail for his involvement in planning to import over 500 kilograms of cocaine into Australia via the Solomon Islands in 2018.
Jack de Belin will remain banned from playing in the NRL even as he faces the prospect of a third trial on rape charges, extending his period out of the game potentially through to the end of this season.
A second trial failed to reach a verdict on Monday on five of the six charges the St George-Illawarra player is facing, meaning he now faces the prospect of a third hearing, with a decision to be made by prosecutors on May 28.
He is not allowed to play under the NRL s contentious No-Fault-Stand Down rule which prevents players taking to the field while facing serious criminal charges, even if they plead not guilty.
Share We weren’t told about Jarryd until about two days after DTS [discipleship training school] had started, the student told The Sunday Times. The students were shocked because we didn’t know about him beforehand.
The school said it did everything it could to notify other course participants Hayne would be studying at YWAM as a live-in student.
Hayne outside Downing Centre District Court with his wife Amellia Bonnici in March. He was sentenced to five years and nine months behind bars after being found guilty of rape
Pictured: The Youth With A Mission college. The school said it did everything in our power to inform students Hayne was attending
06:36 EDT, 10 May 2021
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Jack de Belin has been found not guilty of a rape charge but now faces the prospect of a third criminal trial after a jury failed to reach a verdict on five charges. Above, the footballer appears grim as he leaves a Sydney court on Monday
A jury has found footballer Jack de Belin not guilty of a sexual assault charge - but failed to reach a verdict on five further counts.
Judge Nicole Noman discharged the Sydney jury after they failed to break a deadlock on the remaining charges just before 3pm on Monday afternoon.
That means the suspended St George Illawarra forward, 30, and his friend Callan Sinclair, 24, face the prospect of a possible third criminal trial.