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A man must have no unsupervised contact with children for two years after being convicted on 15 objectionable material charges.
A man will spend the next two years under intensive supervision, with no internet-capable devices and no unsupervised contact with children, after being caught with child exploitation images on his laptop.
Matthew Woodhead, 41, was sentenced in the Nelson District Court to the maximum intensive supervision on Tuesday, with special conditions including no contact with any child under the age of 16 without the supervision of an “approved, informed” adult, no use of internet-capable devices, and no use of devices capable of taking or sharing images.