Bernard Collaery prosecution breaching rule of law, ABA says - Lawyers Weekly
With little progress and next to no public scrutiny, the Australian Bar Association has called on Attorney-General Michaelia Cash to urgently reconsider the prosecution of Bernard Collaery in the interest of preserving confidence in the justice system.
Mirroring a statement from the ACT Bar Association, the Australian Bar Association (ABA) has requested that Attorney-General Michaelia Cash withdraw the consent given by her predecessor Christian Porter and put an immediate end to the highly secret prosecution of Bernard Collaery before the public’s concern turns into mistrust in the court system. This content is available exclusively to Lawyers Weekly premium members. Become a Premium Member for unlimited access to exclusive content. Over 17 years since the alleged bugging of Timor-Leste and eight years since the Australian Federal…
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