SUPREME COURT.
KEYNOLDS AND PETERSEN. Edward Reynolds and Annio Petersen, who, at the last criminal sessions of the Supreme Court, had bean charged with unlawfully using an instrument for an illegal purpose, and who had been found not guilty by the direction of the Chief Justice (Sir Robert Stout), appeared in the Supremo Court yesterday morning before the Chief Justice. On Wednesday, the Court of Appeal decided certain points that had beeu reserved for its opinion and directed that the accused should be tried again on certain procedure indicated. The result was that both accused, against whom true bills still stand, surrendered themselves' to the Court ycstprd'jy morning.. Mr. T. Xeave appeared'for the Crown, Mr. T. M. Wilforcl for Reynolds a.ud'Mr. A. Tj. Hordmau tor Petersen. Mr. Xeave asked that r.ccu-od should bo made- to find bail until the criminal sittings of the Court. The bail, had formerly bten each accused in .£IOO, and a surety of .£IOO. ■ Mr. Wilford suggested that, as both accused .had been at liberty since tticir acquittal, and had now surrendered themselves, they should be admitted to bail on a personal recognisance of .£IOO. Mr. Herdman supported this, and his Honour concurred.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1203, 11 August 1911, Page 3
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197SUPREME COURT. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1203, 11 August 1911, Page 3
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