Outcome
R v B
Acquittal on an attempted murder charge arising from an alleged family murder-suicide attempt involving a disabled daughter.
Practice areas
Focused advice. Serious advocacy.
Criminal defence and criminal proceeds representation in Whangārei, throughout Te Tai Tokerau / Northland, and nationwide.
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Murder and manslaughter
Defence representation for murder and manslaughter charges in Whangārei, across Northland, and throughout New Zealand.
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Sexual violence
Confidential defence representation for sexual-violence allegations and charges in Whangārei and across Northland.
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Drug offences
Defence representation for possession, supply, manufacture, importation, and other serious drug charges across Northland.
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Fraud
Defence advice and advocacy in fraud, financial, and complex dishonesty prosecutions in Northland and nationwide.
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Serious violence offences
Criminal defence for serious assault, wounding, robbery, and other violent-offending charges across Northland.
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Dishonesty offences
Defence representation for theft, burglary, receiving, deception, and related dishonesty charges in Whangārei and Northland.
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Sentencing and conviction appeals
Advice and representation in conviction and sentence appeals, including High Court and Court of Appeal matters.
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Proceeds of crime
Advice and representation in asset restraint, forfeiture, and Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act proceedings.
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The information on these pages is general only and is not legal advice. Legal services depend on the facts and circumstances of each matter.
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Recent cases and success
Examples of Connor's criminal defence work.
Outcome
R v Brady
Acquittal following a three-week murder trial in which locally sourced witness evidence undercut the Crown case on intent.
Outcome
R v D
Not guilty verdicts on all charges after contemporaneous communications were used to test the reliability of the Crown evidence.
Outcome
R v LS
Not guilty verdict on a serious violence charge where self-defence and the reliability of key Crown witnesses were central.