Sue Me Later
The law isn’t always what you think it is.
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Sue Me Later
Did SAS Soldiers Get Immunity? Aussie Lawyer Breaks Down What It Means
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In this video, I respond to some of the claims I have heard online about the Roberts-Smith case.
- How the outcome of the defamation trial matters
- Does indemnity automatically destroy a witness’s credibility?
- Do the rules of engagement override the laws of armed conflict?
This isn’t about picking a team. It’s about understanding how the rule of law actually works when allegations are this serious.
The criminal process now carries a much higher evidentiary threshold, and yes I understand, the findings of the Federal Court are not criminal convictions.
But they are not meaningless either.
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