Woman who starved horses at Ararat property handed lifetime ban
The 66-year-old was found guilty of more than 50 animal cruelty charges and has been permanently banned from owning or being in control of horses and ponies.
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The 66-year-old was found guilty of more than 50 animal cruelty charges and has been permanently banned from owning or being in control of horses and ponies.
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RSPCA alleges 'mass grave' of horses found on property in rural Victoria © Provided by ABC NEWS The RSPCA alleges a group of 82 horses were confined in a paddock and not provided with basic care. (File photo: Pixabay) The RSPCA has charged a Victorian woman with more than 60 animal cruelty offences relating to the alleged mistreatment of dozens of horses and cats on a property east of Ararat. The Ballarat Magistrates Court on Thursday heard a forensic entomologist had found a "large number of dead horses" on the rural property at Warrak in what appeared to be a "mass grave". Christine Weis...
Fridayâs judgment was arguably more of an academic exercise in whether to record a retrial or an acquittal next to Mokbelâs name. The Tony Mokbel infamous arrest shot in Greece. His legal team, led by Bret Walker, SC, had argued for an acquittal to be entered into the record because Mokbel would never receive a fair retrial because of the amount of publicity the case had received. Ordering a retrial, the lawyer argued, would undermine the publicâs confidence in the integrity of the criminal justice system. But the court, in a majority ruling from justices David Beach and Robert...
Fridayâs judgment was arguably more of an academic exercise in whether to record a retrial or an acquittal next to Mokbelâs name. The Tony Mokbel infamous arrest shot in Greece. His legal team, led by Bret Walker, SC, had argued for an acquittal to be entered into the record because Mokbel would never receive a fair retrial because of the amount of publicity the case had received. Ordering a retrial, the lawyer argued, would undermine the publicâs confidence in the integrity of the criminal justice system. But the court, in a majority ruling from justices David Beach and Robert...