The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 15 Apr 1919 ¹

LAW NOTICES.
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Tuesday, April 15.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    Edward Amor, assault and robbery; Francis Lawler, larceny; Charles William Kerr, misconduct; Reuben Joseph Carr Townshend, false pretences; Thomas Griffiths, wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

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The Daily Telegraph, Wed 16 Apr 1919 ²

CRIMINAL.
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    Before Judge Scholes at the Sydney Quarter Sessions
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    Charles William Kerr, a man of middle age, pleaded guilty to a charge of misconduct. Mr Maddocks Cohen, who represented the accused, made a strong appeal for leniency on account of accused’s previous good character. He also pointed out that Kerr had been suffering for some months prior to the offence from insomnia, and had been great troubled over the death of his wife and child. His Honor said he thought that accused had probably been punished sufficiently since his arrest, and ordered him to be bound over in his own recognisance of £50 to come up for sentence at any time within the next 12 months.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 16 Apr 1919 ³

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Scholes.)

    Mr Herbert Harris, Crown Prosecutor.
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    Charles William Kerr, [39], who pleaded guilty to gross misconduct, [indecent exposure], and for whom Mr Maddocks Cohen appeared, was bound over to come up for sentence if called upon within 12 months.

¹     The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 15 Apr 1919, p. 4. Emphasis added.

²     The Daily Telegraph, Wed 16 Apr 1919, p. 9.

³     The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 16 Apr 1919, p. 8.