一名新西兰男子被判定犯有欺诈老年受害者罪,包括一名93岁的老人,尽管他有职业上的顾虑,但他仍被拒绝未经定罪而被解职。 A New Zealand man convicted of fraud against elderly victims, including a 93-year-old, was denied a discharge without conviction despite his career concerns.

一名21岁的奥克兰男子Aaron Robie在被判定犯有涉及包括一名93岁妇女在内的老年受害人的欺诈罪后,未经定罪即被拒绝释放。 A 21-year-old Auckland man, Aaron Robie, has been denied a discharge without conviction after being found guilty of fraud involving elderly victims, including a 93-year-old woman. Robie是一个盗走近40万美元的集团的一部分, 个人从93岁小孩的账户中取回799美元, Robie, part of a group that stole nearly $400,000, personally withdrew $799 from the 93-year-old’s account and was involved in $11,096 in total fraud. 他辩称,定罪会损害他的工程生涯,但高等法院法官Pheroze Jagose维持原判9个月督导和5 032美元赔偿,指出定罪是康复的公平基准,Robie没有表示悔恨或努力偿还受害者,尽管多次有机会质疑这项活动。 He argued a conviction would harm his engineering career, but High Court Justice Pheroze Jagose upheld the original sentence of nine months’ supervision and $5,032 in reparation, stating a conviction is a fair benchmark for rehabilitation and that Robie showed no remorse or effort to repay victims despite multiple chances to question the activity.