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A Tasmanian Supreme Court judge is found guilty of one charge each of assault and emotional abuse or intimidation.

ABC Australia

Australia

Tasmanian Supreme Court judge found guilty of assault

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Tasmanian Justice Gregory Geason has been found guilty of assaulting and intimidating his ex-partner, with a magistrate describing his evidence as "contrived".

PerthNow

City of Perth

Western Australia

Judge guilty of assaulting, intimidating ex-partner

A Tasmanian Supreme Court judge is due to be sentenced next month after being found guilty of one charge each of assault and emotional abuse or intimidation. Justice Gregory Geason was charged with the offences in December last year. He has been on leave as a judge since November. If you or someone you know needs support, you can seek 24-hour help through 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).

SBS News

Sydney

New South Wales

Tasmanian Supreme Court judge found guilty of assaulting former partner

A Supreme Court judge has been found guilty of assaulting his former partner by shaking her, pushing her into a mantelpiece as well as emotionally abusing and intimidating her.Tasmanian Justice Gregory Geason, who is on leave from his duties, denied the charges and faced a seven-day hearing in Hobart Magistrates Court in July.Magistrate Susan Wakeling found Geason guilty of assault and one count of emotional abuse or intimidation today.READ MORE…

9News

Judge found guilty of assaulting, intimidating ex-partner

A Tasmania court has found Justice Gregory Geason found guilty of assault of his former partner who was treated at Bendigo Hospital for her injuries.

The Examiner

Supreme Court judge Geason faces sentencing with potential prison time

A Supreme Court judge has been found guilty of assaulting his former partner by shaking her, pushing her into a mantelpiece as well as emotionally abusing and intimidating her.  Tasmanian Justice Gregory Geason, who is on leave from his duties, denied the charges and faced a seven-day hearing in Hobart Magistrates Court in July.  Magistrate Susan Wakeling found Geason guilty of assault and one count of emotional abuse or intimidation on Wednesda…

The Queenslander

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