@MitchCoon18@XanderMcGuire7@7AFL@7NewsMelbourne I don’t think you understand what hearsay means. Two opposition players gave evidence that they heard him say the slur - direct testimony about what they heard.
It would be hearsay if the players gave evidence that someone else told them they heard him say a slur.
@hasumpstuffedup The thing for me is that he expressly says “you passed it to a teammate, you’re not allowed to do that”.
There’s no specific prohibition on passing the ball to a teammate. The rules prohibit Time Wasting which will depend on the circumstances and here there was no delay
@JG2325@tim_michell Also, since Mihocek debuted only Hawkins, Jeremy Cameron, Charlie Cameron, Taylor Walker and Jack Riewoldt have kicked more goals than him. He remains underrated
@rockwiz38 After a poor start where he went for 23 off first 3 overs, he took 2-55 in 17.3 overs.
Would’ve thought the ability to bounce back and show some grit in difficult conditions was one of your criteria
Not sure Starc’s average of 50 from 4 tests in India is ‘horses for courses’
@fiona_thatcher I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who thought exactly this. The narration makes a fascinating story utterly unlistenable. The folksy editorialising of every detail was beyond grating… “my lord”
@WoodLeonie@MediaDiverseAU It does not diminish your point at all but for completeness Judge Arushan Pillay is of Tamil Indian descent and was appointed to the County Court in 2019
In describing the role of narrative in the judicial process, Jackson J says ‘there is another way of looking at the law – not as a collection of facts married together by the logic of rules, but as a web of stories’.
https://t.co/gPQn2GgBOR