There is still no date for the sentencing of Brenton
Tarrant over the March 15 mosque attacks.
The Australian last month
admitted 51 charges of murder, 40 of attempted murder and
one under the Terrorism Suppression Act, at the High Court
in Christchurch.
He was due to appear on Friday for a
sentencing date to be set.
On Thursday Justice Mander
issued a minute saying the matter had been adjourned until 2
June.
He hoped there would be some clarity by then
around the Covid-19 alert setting the country would be
in.
At Tarrant's last appearance, Justice Mander said
he wanted to ensure the Muslim community had the opportunity
to attend the sentencing, something that was not possible
under the current Covid-19
restrictions.
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