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R v Longshaw [1993] NTCCA 71 | Case summary | Zoe

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R v Longshaw [1993] NTCCA 71; 114 FLR 423

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NTCCA|1993-09-24

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This entry contains only citation metadata for a Northern Territory Court of Criminal Appeal decision from 1993. The actual judgment text is not available in the provided excerpt, which only indicates that alternative formats (PDF or text) must be downloaded to view the content. Without the substantive judgment, no legal analysis can be extracted.

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R v Longshaw [1993] NTCCA 71; 114 FLR 423 (24 September 1993)

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R v Longshaw [1993] NTCCA 71; 114 FLR 423 (24 September 1993)

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Longshaw [1993] NTCCA 71; 114 FLR 423

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