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Did he or didn`t he???

ecchimiki

Gold Member
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Although I can`t be sure of their financial situation, if you could afford it and if it was one of your loved ones would you now be offering your own cash reward to find the killer? I know I would but my guess is that he will probably end up leaving the country.

Well, he can't do a runner just yet, he's gotta go to trial for the phone tapping case now.
 
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Contrarian

Well, he walked today. Has yet to face the phone tapping charges however and of course - the big one is when he sues the shit out of the cops.
 

Rochelle

Forum & Langtrees.com Administrator
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Legend Member
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Don't think he did it........no prove at all........innocent until proven guilty.


R.xxxxxxx

PS: I am with you, Smiley. Feel sorry for the daughters.....what a nightmare
 

svengali

Foundation Member
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This is going to be another Lindy Chamberlain effort with everyone having an opinion but no-one really knowing anything.

Let us hope that, like the Chamberlain case, the truth does emerge eventually.

For sure I agree with the judge's verdict. That "case" had more holes in it than a fish net and fell a long way short of "beyond reasonable doubt", something the prosecutors must have been aware of. Why they even took it to trial is a mystery.

With his legal career in the toilet I have no doubt Mr Rayney will sue for damages and I hope the State Treasurer has factored this payout into his budget because it will be big bickies.
 

billybones

Thrillseeker
Legend Member
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Is this going to open up a big can of worms?? I mean if he is able to sue because he was falsely accused does that mean anybody else that is found not guilty on any charge have the right to sue as well?
 
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colzilla

I saw Dredd 3d recently. Wonder what Judge Dredd's verdict would be for Lloyd Rayney.
 
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Farm Boy

Is this going to open up a big can of worms?? I mean if he is able to sue because he was falsely accused does that mean anybody else that is found not guilty on any charge have the right to sue as well?

Sue whoever you like Bill be prepared to pay all costs if you loose .
 

billybones

Thrillseeker
Legend Member
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Are you saying that your financial status should be one of the deciding factors on if I do or not I have the right to seek a public apology?? In some places overseas if your able to show you were incorrectly accused not only can you sue but also demand a public apology be put in all the national newspapers.
I was also just reading that if the government appeals the verdict , then the taxpayer will have another large legal bill. Similar to the question can you put a price on health, can you put a price on seeking justice?

Sue whoever you like Bill be prepared to pay all costs if you loose .
 
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Farm Boy

Yes Bill if you wish to conduct a a legal action: or, proceeded against some one you had better have deep pockets .
 
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Mary Anne PA

On costs......I remember a quote from a leading QC "recourse to the legal system is available to every citizen , as are the doors to the Ritz hotel'
 

billybones

Thrillseeker
Legend Member
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Yes Bill if you wish to conduct a a legal action: or, proceeded against some one you had better have deep pockets .

Perhaps I should go back to studying law... See how many of these not guilty cases I can get based on using "the no win no fee" scenario.
 

Rochelle

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what is really annoying is the fact that they spent so much time and resources to set him up and whoever did it is still running around laughing.

R.xxxxxxx
 
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Farm Boy

Perhaps I should go back to studying law... See how many of these not guilty cases I can get based on using "the no win no fee" scenario.[/QUOTE

Costs

The court battle between mining billionaire Gina Rinehart and her three eldest children over a family trust will enter a third year.

The children have today been awarded 80 per cent of costs, after their mother lost another attempt in October this year to have the case thrown out

Three years in court means someone has really very deep pockets Bill.
 

Happy2

Legend Member
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22
Well looks like ol Lloyd is going to be OK
If the papers are right and he gets to work on the murder cases As a defence lawyer

Maybe he can do a night course How to beat a MURDER RAP IN 5 EASY LESSONS
Lesson one get charged by the Western Australian Police If the coppers book you in another state your screwed Because they make sure they have the procedure done right first
 
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colzilla

The police commissioner's son runs a meth lab... It doesn't fill me with much hope.
 

Happy2

Legend Member
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Actually I felt for the Commissioner on that one
He had to be the good father and help his boy through painful rehab and on the other hand be the top cop and show that the law did not take sides
 
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colzilla

If I have a son I hope he doesn't run a meth lab. Because I have drug dealers should be shot type mentality.
 
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colzilla

What was the childs upbringing like to make him into a Drug dealer. Shoddy parenting most likely.
 
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Contrarian

To be fair, the son was the product of a previous marriage and had become enstranged from the father due to the bitter acrimony usually brought on by divorce followed by drug abuse.

Also, children from families with "sound family values" and are succesful can and do also fall victim to drugs.

To blame it on "shoddy parenting" is surely shoddy logic.
 
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colzilla

Yeah you're right our police commissioner is a top bloke really.

The brake lights weren't working on my car the other day and the boys in blue pulled me over. Told me that I should get them checked out. Wished me a good night and off they went. No yellow sticker no nothing.
 
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