Sue Neill-Fraser remans convicted, despite one of three judges ruling that she should not have been convicted in the first place. The other two say that there’s a possibility that that her conviction a decade ago was wrong, but it is not a “significant” possibility, so she should stay in jail. SNF has 12 more years to serve of a 23-year sentence. She is eligible for parole in August 2022. (See fuller analysis of the appeal ruling on the CLA website in early December). In other revelations in this issue:
- Australia’s law agencies become more corrupt: official!
- MAG: the national body that is failing to improve justice
- Keane reveals what’s behind the Collaery ‘persecution’
- Cosset the rich, crucify the poor
- New pandemic bill needs close watching
- Did police pre-leak arrest for publicity purposes?
- Signatures take to the ether
- Police abusing their power for sex is rife, and rising
- Will women ask to be monitored?
- 2000 children killed/maimed each year