marlywings
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One issue that will likely be dealt with at a pretrial hearing would be the Relationships Australia files and counsellor evidence that was not proceeded with at the committal. The judge would decide if this evidence is admissible.
One issue that will likely be dealt with at a pretrial hearing would be the Relationships Australia files and counsellor evidence that was not proceeded with at the committal. The judge would decide if this evidence is admissible.
Hello everyone. I have not been on for quite a while but have never forgotten Allison. I have been reading up on threads made since I last visited. Haven't caught up yet but something has struck me. One of the neighbours stated they had seen one of the cars with all four doors open. Could this have been to allow carbon monoxide out of the car? Sorry if this has been mentioned. I will keep reading until I am caught up. Just got excited by my theory.
Whilst this article does focus a lot on Nth Qld, I think this is relevant to the number of high profile cases coming up in the SE Qld area. It really bothers me that there may be cases going to the courts that could be substandard because of staffing issues.
Then there's certain 'you know who' accused who demand this and demand that in regards to their legal aid representation. <shaking head> .....
http://www.news.com.au/national-new...cutions-staffing/story-fnii5v6w-1226685252801
A CROWN prosecutor warned he might not have the resources to try a massive drug case just weeks before the State Government said the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions had enough staff.
Recently in Toowoomba the case of the two Sydney nurses who were murdered at Murphy's Creek in the 70's was heard.
The manner in which this case was handled or "mis-handled" then came to light.
It appears now that evidence given in good faith became mysteriously lost.
The perpetrators were apparently well known to police at the time.
It now looks like those in high places may have something to answer for.
The question is: How much corruption and cover-up is there in Queensland in high places? How, what where and why? And why should it continue?
BN, he plead guilty after doing a plea bargain to have the death penalty taken off the table for the murder charges of the unborn babies. So there was no trial.
I do agree though, US cases progress much quicker than here. They have their private grand jury to indict not long after the arrest. Then if indicted, they plead and if the plea is not guilty then a trial gets set down. So our committal process takes a lot more time than the US grand jury process.
And in case anyone's interested in the following case. The accused has today been sentenced.
He killed the woman, dumped her body in a wheelie bin & has this afternoon been sentenced to ONLY nine years!! He'll be out in five because of time already served.
Justine Jones' killer found not guilty of murder
Justine Jones' killer found not guilty of murder - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community