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Fane, 26, was sentenced after a jury found him guilty of the killing of Lasslett, 43, and Nick Littlewood, 32, in Omanawa on February 11 last year. In front of a packed public gallery, and amidst a heavy police and security presence, Justice Gerard van Bohemen sentenced Fane to life imprisonment with a minimum period of 17 years. Fane’s partner Sarah Lee Tarei, 25, was also sentenced to nine months home detention after being found guilty of one count of accessory after the fact of murder. While van Bohemen said she had undoubtedly played a role in helping Samuel Fane attempt to avoid arrest, he cited her daughter when he handed down the home detention sentence.
All law schools to include Māori content in core courses
9 May, 2021 08:00 PM
2 minutes to read Khylee Quince (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, Te Roroa): This was a moment in time we will look back on in years to come. Khylee Quince (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, Te Roroa): This was a moment in time we will look back on in years to come.
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All law schools in Aotearoa will have to include Māori content in their core courses, AUT Law School Interim Dean Khylee Quince (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, Te Roroa) has told followers online.
Te Ao - Māori News14:03, May 10 2021
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The government s first statement of national education priorities instructs schools, early learning services and tertiary institutions to make every day use of te reo and tikanga Māori. (First published in November 2020)
All law schools in Aotearoa will have to include Māori content in their core courses, AUT Law School Interim Dean, Khylee Quince, (Ngāpuhi) has told followers online. Well, my first meeting of the Council of Legal Education was a memorable one. The CLE prescribes the core courses that all schools offering an LLB must deliver - public, criminal, contract, torts, property, Quince said in a Facebook post Friday.
Ōmanawa double murder accused s mother says her late son admitted he carried out the murders
5 May, 2021 12:00 AM
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Sarah Tarei and her partner Samuel Fane are on trial in the High Court at Tauranga. Photo / George Novak
Sarah Tarei and her partner Samuel Fane are on trial in the High Court at Tauranga. Photo / George Novak
The mother of an Auckland man on trial for the alleged execution-style murders of two men in Ōmanawa has given evidence the accused s brother told her he did the killings and wanted to go out in a blaze of glory .
Samuel Deane Fane, 26, is accused of killing Paul Lasslett, 43, and Nicholas Littlewood, 32, at an Ormsby Lane address in Ōmanawa on February 11, 2020.