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Case Study: The Corryn Rayney Murder Mystery
Legal studies assignment 1.

Corryn Rayney murder mystery returns to court
Corryn rayney was charged with wilful murder of his wife. He has know got a retrial.it was a three month trial. It was a judge only decision. During his retrial they will be expecting an argument on the evidence they used on his last court case . relating to a dinner place. Probably this time he would get a fairer trial. But I reckon if the evidence lead to him then I think he would just go back to jail for murder.
Alleged gunman Don’t show his name. but he was a gunman doing an armed robbery. His crime spree began in the early hours of Tuesday morning, when he allegedly used a gun to threaten and rob an attendant at the Caltex service station in Scarborough. About 3 pm the same day it haqs been claimed the he had robbed a bp in Morley. 15 minutes later, he threatened an employee at the Captain stirling hotel before taking with the money. The police said that about 12,40 pm a university student was threatened by same man and threatened him and told him to handover his keys. He would be in court on 7th of the 8th 2013 well most likely this criminal will be getting a few years for robbing 2 stores and threatening people plus gun possession and taking someone car so where looking at some major years. 2.
Killer loses civil case against brother

This civil case was taken the supreme court. The supreme court dismissed a civil case taken by a murderer named Hazairin Iskandar. He sued, Zulfriki Mahbur and two acquaintances ,Aminah Theglory and Wahyu sasterawan. Hazairin Iskandar claims that his brother sold taxi while he was in prison. He sued the two acquaintances claimg that they deceptively sold both his taxi’s and taxi licence plates while he was in custody in May 2010. Iskander was jailed for about 17 years for killing of mohd shah seamin. Who had been having an affair with his wife, nita iskandar. He and his son committed that murder in februrary 2010.
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