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Statement on behalf of the Millane family - Police

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Grace Milane s killer loses legal bid but still can t be named

Grace Milane s killer loses legal bid but still can t be named By Catrin Owen The man found guilty of murdering British backpackerÂ Grace MillaneÂ has lost hisÂ appeal against his conviction and prison sentenceÂ â but he still can t be named. The 28-year-old, who now has name suppression until further court order, wasÂ sentenced to life in prisonÂ with a minimum non-parole period of 17 years for the murder of Grace, 21, who was from Essex in the UK. The graduate of England s University of Lincoln died sometime between December 1 and 2, 2018 after she went on aÂ Tinder date with the man in Auckland s CBD.

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Grace Millane s murderer due to be named tomorrow

Grace Millane s murderer due to be named tomorrow (Photo / File) Thu, 17 Dec 2020, 2:52PM The man who murdered British backpacker Grace Millane is due to be named tomorrow morning unless New Zealand s top court intervenes. In August, the killer took his case to the Court of Appeal in an attempt to overturn his murder conviction and sentence. The court will release its decision tomorrow morning at 11am. Today, the Court of Appeal s President Justice Stephen Kós, alongside Justice Patricia Courtney and Justice Mark Cooper, also ruled the murderer s interim name suppression will lapse at the same time. The killer can still, however, ask the Supreme Court before 11am for an order continuing suppression until a second appeal is heard.

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Millane s murderer loses conviction, sentence appeals, Grace s family reacts

Millane s murderer loses conviction, sentence appeals, Grace s family reacts Newshub 17/12/2020 © Newshub. The man who killed Grace Millane has lost his bid to have his conviction and sentence overturned. At an August hearing, the man s lawyer Rachael Reed QC laid out several concerns with the November trial, including about how the jury was able to deal with the question of consent when considering their verdict, if jurors were given balanced direction about expert evidence and how to weigh this up, and how evidence from other women about the man was handled. Reed also questioned the trial judge s finding that Millane was particularly vulnerable and that the killing had a high degree of callousness, two factors that became important in his sentencing.

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Grace Millane s murderer due to be named tomorrow as Court of Appeal set to deliver judgment

Grace Millane s murderer due to be named tomorrow as Court of Appeal set to deliver judgment 17 Dec, 2020 01:27 AM 2 minutes to read Focus Live: The man convicted of murdering Grace Millane has been sentenced to at least 17 years in prison, but he will likely appeal. Focus Live: The man convicted of murdering Grace Millane has been sentenced to at least 17 years in prison, but he will likely appeal. NZ Herald The man who murdered British backpacker Grace Millane is due to be named tomorrow morning unless New Zealand s top court intervenes. The court will release its decision tomorrow morning at 11am.

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