Federal Court of Australia
JUDGMENT No. fete Lond IN THE FEDERAL POLICE DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL FPOT No 6 of 1997
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
Vv.
STAFF MEMBER NORMAN H. LEWIS
TRIBUNAL : SPECIAL MAGISTRATE J3.3.DAINER AM, RFD, MEMBER.
DATE : 18th MARCH 1998 PLACE : CANBERRA, A.C.T. FINDINGS. 1. On charge No AFP:WENLOO1, alleging that Staff Member Norman Harry Lewis, as an appointee of the Australian
Federal Police, committed the offence of improper conduct, contrary to Regulation 18(1)(d) of the Australian Federal Police (Discipline) Regulations, the Tribunal finds him
guilty.
2. On charge No AFP:WENLOO2; alleging that Staff Member Norman Harry Lewis, aS an appointee of the Australian Federal Police, committed the offence of improper conduct, contrary to Regulation 18(1)(d) of the Australian Federal Police (Discipline) Regulations, the Tribunal finds him
guilty.
In accordance with Section 67(3){b) of the Complaints (Australian Federal Police) Act 1981, the proceedings are hereby remitted to the Commissioner of Police for the imposition of a penalty on the member in respect of each
breach of discipline. \
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IN THE FEDERAL POLICE FPDT 6 OF 1997 DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
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STAFF MEMBER NORMAN H.
LEWIS TRIBUNAL: SPECIAL MAGISTRATE J.J.DAINER AM, RFD, MEMBER. DATE : 18th MARCH 1998. PLACE : CANBERRA, A.C.7.
REASONS FOR DECISION.
Staff Member Norman Harry Lewis was charged with two offences under Regulation 18(1){d) of the Australian Federal Police (Discipline) Regulations.
The first charge, AFP:WENLOO1, alleged that, as an appointee of the Australian Federal Police, he was guilty of improper conduct, either in his official capacity or otherwise. The particulars of the charge were that, on 31st July 1996, at Kiama in the State of New South Wales, he represented himself to Mr Graham Walker as a member of the Australian Federal Police by identifying himself as being from the Australian Federal Police undertaking surveillance, and by producing an identification card to him.
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