Are we expected to let GBC get away with lying under Oath? This smells bad IMO. I'm hopeful for a higher court challenge from prosecutors - if possible. It's like he's been permitted a new private court hearing away from the public where he was permitted to present a new defense. Do we accept this in our legal system? Alioop?
Gerard Baden Clay's murder appeal
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Are we expected to let GBC get away with lying under Oath? This smells bad IMO. I'm hopeful for a higher court challenge from prosecutors - if possible. It's like he's been permitted a new private court hearing away from the public where he was permitted to present a new defense. Do we accept this in our legal system? Alioop?
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Gerard to be resentenced. Expect him to serve as little as five more years for killing his wife after serving four already.
No evidence whatsoever before the court of unintended death during entire five week trial #badenclay
So will Gerard be charged with perjury after his four days in the witness box claiming innocence? #joke
Gerard has still admitted nothing when it comes to wife's death, says she simply vanished #badenclay
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Gerard Baden-Clay spent five weeks at trial denying any involvement in wife's death. Argues unintentional death at appeal. Wins.
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Gerard to be resentenced. Expect him to serve as little as five more years for killing his wife after serving four already.
No evidence whatsoever before the court of unintended death during entire five week trial #badenclay
So will Gerard be charged with perjury after his four days in the witness box claiming innocence? #joke
Gerard has still admitted nothing when it comes to wife's death, says she simply vanished #badenclay
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Gerard Baden-Clay spent five weeks at trial denying any involvement in wife's death. Argues unintentional death at appeal. Wins.
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Sean Fewster ‏@SeanFewster [video=twitter;674018278591729665]https://twitter.com/SeanFewster/status/674018278591729665[/video] Sean Fewster Retweeted Kate Kyriacou
I'll never understand why you can argue one case at trial and another, totally different one, on appeal. #badenclay
I'll never understand why you can argue one case at trial and another, totally different one, on appeal. #badenclay
and guardianship of the girls , too. at least, the younger one, or ones.. he probably will demand that, because the girls may have some money Allison left to them in her will, and naturally, Gerard will want to control that.. he may need it to start up a real estate franchise, with chains all across QLD , .....
and for Toni.. .. a little ray of light at the end of the tunnel of romance. :sick::sick::sick::sick::sick:
and for Toni.. .. a little ray of light at the end of the tunnel of romance. :sick::sick::sick::sick::sick:
I don't think so, the family can probably take out a civil suit but he was convicted of manslaughter, as I understand it, he is then considered to have "predeceased" Allison.
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Erienne22 minutes ago
Legal experts suggest Baden-Clay could be out of prison in as little as four or five years, after already serving three and half years.
He could also still appeal against his manslaughter conviction to the High Court, as he is yet to admit any involvement in his wife's death.
Erienne22 minutes ago
Legal experts suggest Baden-Clay could be out of prison in as little as four or five years, after already serving three and half years.
He could also still appeal against his manslaughter conviction to the High Court, as he is yet to admit any involvement in his wife's death.
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However Baden-Clay had always denied any involvement in his wifes death, including during four days of evidence at his trial where he told the jury she had simply vanished and he had no idea how she died.
Baden-Clays trial was told he was under enormous pressure in several aspects of his life.
His business was failing, he owed money to friends, and his mistress, Toni McHugh, had been asking him to leave his wife.
He has been sentenced to a minimum of 15 years in jail, with trial judge John Byrne warning parole authorities to be wary of any claims to remorse by Baden-Clay because of his history of lies.
However Baden-Clay had always denied any involvement in his wifes death, including during four days of evidence at his trial where he told the jury she had simply vanished and he had no idea how she died.
Baden-Clays trial was told he was under enormous pressure in several aspects of his life.
His business was failing, he owed money to friends, and his mistress, Toni McHugh, had been asking him to leave his wife.
He has been sentenced to a minimum of 15 years in jail, with trial judge John Byrne warning parole authorities to be wary of any claims to remorse by Baden-Clay because of his history of lies.
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This is disgraceful, utterly, utterly, disgraceful.
not goodcant imagine the horror the Doc is going thru, and Kiwi who started the thread way way back.. just unbelievable..
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