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The Auckland mayoral hopeful has lost his bid to have his conviction overturned for naming Grace Millane's murderer while a name suppression order was in effect.
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The judge said the 'blatant breach' potentially risked other victims seeking justice.
A number of others were warned by the police for breaching the suppression order, but Molloy was the only person to be charged. On Thursday, Molloy appeared for his sentencing at the Auckland District Court in front of Judge Peter Winter. Lawrence Smith/Stuff Jesse Shane Kempson at various court appearances, including after first being charged with murdering Grace Millane. Judge Winter convicted him and sentenced him to 350 hours of community work and a fine of $15,000. David Jones QC applied for a discharge without conviction, saying his client’s motivation behind the posts were that h...
Grace Millane murder: Restaurateur Leo Molloy convicted of breaching killer Jesse Kempson's name suppression 28 Apr, 2021 11:30 PM 6 minutes to read Restaurateur Leo Molloy convicted of breaching killer Jesse Kempson's name suppression. Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy has been convicted, fined and ordered to complete community work for deliberately flouting a High Court suppression order and naming Grace Millane's murderer online. The owner of HeadQuarters in the Viaduct, was the first and to date only person to be charged by New Zealand police after numerous suppression breaches before and...