Author Archives: andrew

Sue Neill-Fraser: murder by the prosecution – the evidence

Posted on March 26, 2015 by andrew

By Andrew L. Urban.  First published in The Australian, 25/3/2015 as “Justice cast to the four winds” (p. 11) Sue Neill-Fraser was convicted of murder in 2010, after her partner of 18 years, Bob Chappell, disappeared from their jointly owned … Continue reading →

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A law unto their learned selves

Posted on February 15, 2015 by andrew

Examples of senior legal practitioners disregarding the law and not being held accountable for it is evident in Australia’s criminal legal system writes Andrew L. Urban. The judges of the South Australian court of criminal appeal have accepted that Henry … Continue reading →

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Henry Keogh: forensic evidence withheld by the Crown

Posted on January 19, 2015 by andrew

“ … we conclude that the applicant has established that a substantial miscarriage of justice has occurred.” Andrew L. Urban reports. When Henry Keogh walked out of jail just in time for Christmas 2014, he had served 10 extra years … Continue reading →

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“We want Tim Ellis fired” – Tasmania’s anger at DPP

Posted on December 27, 2014 by andrew

By Andrew L. Urban It took just one hour for the first 600 people to register a ‘Like’ on the newly launched facebook page titled ‘We want Tim Ellis fired’ on December 23, 2014, immediately after Ellis was given a … Continue reading →

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Henry Keogh wins appeal – bad science and 20 years later

Posted on December 23, 2014 by andrew

Until 4pm in Adelaide on Friday December 19, 2014, Henry Keogh was a convicted murderer, as he had been for almost 20 years, since his 1995 trial for the murder of his 29 year old fiancée Anna-Jane Cheney. They were … Continue reading →

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