IMPUDENT CONSPIRACY
A PRISONER'S REQUEST REFUSED BY JUDGE SMITH SENTENCE OF FOUR YEARS (pe: Press Assoc iation Auckland, August 12. Clifford Dahl in. who was* found guilty of false pretences, came up for bontoiu-c t< -day. Tn a written statement he made the unusual request to Air Justice Smith to impose a short term of imprisonment and coi-poral punishment instead of a h.*ng term. The judge said accused had conspired to defraud an old man of £I2OO. Tlie <* nspiracy was Impudent and earvfiillv planned. Accused's request, could m t be granted, as th’’ law did not allow it. The sentence would he four years’ hard la bou r.
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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 2796, 13 August 1932, Page 7
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