John Jamieson was born in 1953. He studied law at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand and worked principally as a government lawyer in Wellington. In his legal practice he was heavily involved in the development of legislation, including law relating to criminal offences and associated court procedures.
He has been an active harrier and casual golfer. He lives with his wife on the Kapiti Coast north of Wellington where their interests include reading, classical and jazz music, the local social scene and occasional overseas travel.
The Makeshift Alibi
The jury was unanimous. Their verdict was that Rory Spenser murdered his former blood clinic colleague. His protestations of innocence, relying heavily on an unconvincing alibi, failed to sway them. Four years into his life sentence, a ray of hope emerges. A private investigator hired by Spenser’s...
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