Monthly Archives: August 2025

Brittany Higgins defamed Linda Reynolds with malice

In this week’s devastating findings by Justice Paul Tottle of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, the judge found that Brittany Higgins had exaggerated and embellished aspects of her story when speaking to the media, critical elements of her narrative did not correspond with … Continue reading

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Bruce Lehrmann’s hat returns to court

His appeal against Justice Lee’s Federal Court decision in Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case begins tomorrow in Court 1 at 10.15 am tomorrow, Wednesday, August 20, 2025, available via live streaming   Justice Wigney, Justice Colvin, Justice Abraham will be on … Continue reading

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Lucy Letby babies ‘died of natural causes’ – report

Lucy Letby didn’t murder the babies, a new report shows. Now, Alasdair Millar calls for profound reforms from police culture and a CCRC, to reduce wrongful convictions, as he writes in Quadrant (August 18, 2025) Letby, a nurse convicted in … Continue reading

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Tasmanian parole board gag order on Sue Neill-Fraser challenged

The following media release was issued today, August 13, 2025 by the Human Rights Law Centre after the Tasmanian parole board’s further and more restrictive conditions were applied in April this year.

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Former detective convinced of their guilt … always was, always will be

Andrew L. Urban For those who may have missed the following exchange on the comments section of the recent memorial page for Frank Valentine (11/8/2025) … please note: former Detective Sergeant Timothy Paul was also in charge of the Noel … Continue reading

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Anniversary of arrest without probable cause – Tasmania’s legal shame

Andrew L. Urban There has never been a more blatant disregard for the rule of law – by officers of the law; when police arrested Sue Neill-Fraser to charge her with murder, they had no body of the victim, no … Continue reading

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Speakman – and he talks of cowardice!

Andrew L. Urban My case against Mark Speakman as leader of the Liberals rests entirely on his failure, as then Attorney General of NSW, to offer a man claiming to having been wrongfully convicted the same opportunity to clear his … Continue reading

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Frank Valentine 10/9/1940 – 8/8/24 – eulogy

Marking the first anniversary of his death, we publish an extract from the eulogy by his sons Ben & Richard and delivered at his funeral,  from the new book by Andrew L. Urban, Presumption of Evil 2 – Truth Be … Continue reading

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Folbigg compensation reveals arbitrary approach

Andrew L. Urban Australia’s hodgepodge approach to compensation for wrongful imprisonment across various jurisdictions is highlighted by the Kathleen Folbigg compensation just announced (7/8/2025): $2 million for 20 years in jail. 

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Poor judgement – bad apple judges harm entire judiciary

Andrew L. Urban In my own narrow lane of writing about wrongful convictions, the concentration of error prone judges probably seems higher than elsewhere in the legal system. But maybe not … Supreme Court judge (since 2014) Belinda Rigg SC, … Continue reading

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