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The Happy Cup Café Murder: Catching a killer with a circumstantial case (NSW Court of Criminal Appeal)
On 23 January 2018, Ho Ledinh was murdered in Bankstown, NSW (Australia). The shooter was captured on CCTV, but there was no direct evidence against his accomplice. Despite that, the jury found the accomplice guilty of the joint criminal enterprise of murder.
The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal heard the accomplice's appeal and considered whether it was open to the jury to find him guilty. The Court handed down its decision on 9 August 2023.
Appeal decision: Sinai v R [2023] NSWCCA 194
Sentencing: R v Keleklio; R v Sinai [2022] NSWSC 62
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By Oz Crime LawOn 23 January 2018, Ho Ledinh was murdered in Bankstown, NSW (Australia). The shooter was captured on CCTV, but there was no direct evidence against his accomplice. Despite that, the jury found the accomplice guilty of the joint criminal enterprise of murder.
The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal heard the accomplice's appeal and considered whether it was open to the jury to find him guilty. The Court handed down its decision on 9 August 2023.
Appeal decision: Sinai v R [2023] NSWCCA 194
Sentencing: R v Keleklio; R v Sinai [2022] NSWSC 62