BREACH OF PROBATION.
JESSIE McKENZIE'S CASE. [BY TELEGEAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.! ' DUNEDIN. Tuesday. At the Supreme Court to-day, sentence was deferred in the case of Jessie McKeazie, on probation. Mr. Justice Sim stated that he required particulars of a previous charge of shop-lifting in Auckland, as to which counsel stated that medical evidence had been called to the effect that at certain times the woman was not responsible for 1-H" actions. . ; Andrew Young, for assault, causing bodily harm, was admitted to three years probation.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18550, 7 November 1923, Page 9
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