@jeremy_gans 51. Despite the trial judge’s warning, prosecuting counsel did not ‘stick to the rules’. Indeed, his final questions in cross-examination contained a proposition that had no evidentiary basis whatsoever. … (now up for promotion? 🤮)
@jeremy_gans The prosecutor stuffed up big time.. and had plenty of notice from the defence and bench. Browne v Dunn out the window. Bench described prosecutor as ‘Obdurately… not following Rules’. Another example (not) of model litigant behaviour.
@tkirc I wonder, uum, if his, umm, defence barrister, who, uum, is unable to umm, speak in complete, um, sentences… is, umm, still being, umm, paid for by, umm, the State, meaning us, umm, taxpayers. #kristian#kristianwhite#killer#nswpf
@pully8@ABCaustralia I wonder, uum, if his, umm, defence barrister, who, uum, is unable to umm, speak in complete, um, sentences… is, umm, still being, umm, paid for by, umm, the State, meaning us, umm, taxpayers. #kristian#kristianwhite#killer#nswpf
@JohnGlynn_au This man would still be alive if not for the police entering the supermarket that day.
In his statement, Uncle Ned called on the police to release the CCTV footage, and to “stop spreading stories and show some respect”