R v Karounos

Case

[1995] SASC 4925

3 February 1995


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AGLC Case Decision Date
R v Karounos [1995] SASC 4925 [1995] SASC 4925 3 February 1995

CaseChat Overview and Summary

This is an appeal against conviction of the appellant by verdict of a jury in the District Court of the crime of conspiracy to defraud. The appeal was dismissed by the trial judge and the Court of Criminal Appeal. The appellant had been charged with conspiracy to defraud clients of Hodby by causing their moneys to be lent on inadequate security to third parties. The trial was conducted fairly despite difficulties created by the appellant's conduct. The trial judge's directions contained some errors of law but they did not result in a miscarriage of justice. The evidence was sufficient to support the conviction.
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Areas of Law

  • Criminal Law

Legal Concepts

  • Criminal Liability

  • Unconscionable Conduct

  • Fraud

  • Breach of Trust

  • Misdirection of Jury

  • Abuse of Process

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Webb v the Queen [1994] HCA 30
Ahern v The Queen [1988] HCA 39