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• Dillon, 25, pleaded guilty Friday to robbery with violence, attempted robbery and unlawful wounding.
• In 2003 Pryce escaped a custodial sentence for unlawful wounding, after assaulting Brian Carney.
• A 19-year-old Brisbane man was arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder and unlawful wounding, Swift said.
• Gullaid, of London, admits unlawful wounding.
• A 19-year-old Brisbane man was arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder and unlawful wounding, the police spokesman said.
• Port Hedland police said a man had been charged with unlawful wounding and another man had been charged with assault.
• Alexander Johnston of the King's Own Scottish Borderers would face court martial for unlawful wounding over the shooting of the boy.
• Hyeon Gyoo Kim, 45, was not required to enter pleas to charges of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm and unlawful wounding.
• The judge dismissed a charge of unlawful wounding and a second count actual bodily harm charge after the jury failed to reach verdicts.
• In 1994 he was attacked, receiving severe head injuries, by two members of Anti-Fascist Action who were subsequently " charged with unlawful wounding ".
• The judge dismissed a charge of unlawful wounding and a second count of actual bodily harm charge after the jury failed to reach verdicts.
• The jury decided to acquit Lyon of attempted murder and wounding with intent, but found him guilty of the least serious charge, unlawful wounding.
• After Wohlgemuth had recovered from his wounds, Morrelet was tried in September 1918, was convicted for unlawful wounding, and was sentenced to six months imprisonment.
• The offence under section 20 is variously referred to as " unlawful wounding ", " malicious wounding " or " inflicting grievous bodily harm ".
• Dillon, 25, pleaded guilty Friday to robbery with violence, attempted robbery and unlawful wounding, but was placed on probation because of the bizarre nature of the case.
• Deputy Police Commissioner Gaetan Didon, Assistant Superintendent Desire Boniface and Police Constable Gaetan Rene were convicted Tuesday of causing unlawful wounding and grevious harm to Willis Francourt, 61.
• Alexander Johnston, of the 1st Battalion of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, was charged with the unlawful wounding of a 13-year-old shot in al-Uzayr, south of Amarah, in September.
• The attorney general's statement said if immunity were lifted, Mugabo would be investigated for attempted murder, assault causing grievous harm, unlawful wounding and unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition.
• Alexander Johnston of the King's Own Scottish Borderers would face court martial for unlawful wounding over a shooting incident last Sept . 15 at al-Uzayr, south of Amarah in southern Iraq.
• The woman, whose name was not released, was found guilty by a District Court jury in June of one count of torture, three of unlawful wounding and two of administering a noxious substance, between October 1996 and November 2001.