JUDGE'S HOME ENTERED
PROBATION FOR OFFENDERS PERIOD OF TWO YEARS [by TF.IiKC.RAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION'] CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday Two young men, Reginald Thomas Munro, aged 18, and James Alexander Knox, aged 21, who broke into the house of Mr. Justice Kennedy at Dunedin and stole some property and consumed liquor in the house, were admitted to probation for two years by Mr. Justice Johnston to-day. One of the accused visited the house on three separate occasions, for, as counsel put it, "he found the quarters comfortable." The youths were jointly charged with housebreaking and theft.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21803, 18 May 1934, Page 11
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