The Latest Breaking News from ACT Supreme Court

Dean O'Brien, who punched a man in the face several times, breaking his jaw, nose and removing several of his teeth, receives a suspended sentence and good behaviour order in the ACT Supreme Court.

ACT Supreme Court hears there is no obvious explanation why Mark Wallis spent over $300,000 of government money on items including cars, a jet ski, and a gym membership.

A man has been acquitted of aggravated robbery after his lawyer said there was no evidence of a gun.

Lawyers for Bruce Lehrmann, who previously pleaded not guilty to raping Brittany Higgins, have applied for a stay on the charge in the ACT Supreme Court, which could put an end to any future trial.

The ACT Supreme Court will hand down its judgment on whether there will be a halt to criminal proceedings against rape suspect Bruce Lehrmann next week.

The ACT Supreme Court is set to rule on whether there will be a halt to criminal proceedings against Bruce Lehrmann, who is accused of raping Brittany Higgins.

John Paul Garay, who raped a boy at his Wanniassa home in the 1980s, did not appear for a hearing in the ACT Supreme Court for his sentencing.

Stephen Porter, who admitted sexually abusing three boys, "deceived himself" in order to "minimise his actions", an ACT Supreme Court judge says.

Samuel Carrasco is found not guilty of kidnapping his ex-girlfriend and threatening her with a syringe of ketamine if she did not drive him to Yass. The court heard inconsistencies in the victim's testimony meant Mr Carrasco could not be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.