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will quote your Posts just to demonstrate.
Quote: red baron wrote on Jan 17th, 2016 at 5:26pm:
Oh Aussie and regarding how 'my copper mates' would have been all over the Prosecutor if he didn't pursue the Insurance thing if it counted.
Sometimes I wonder how many times you have actually been in Court fighting criminal matters.
If you did, you would realise that once the Crown takes over proceedings, it is 'their ball game' not the Coppers. Other than assisting the Crown and giving evidence it is the Crown who wears the big boots.
Your words 'Coppers being all over the Prosecutor' its enough to have me accuse you of impersonating a Criminal Lawyer.
Did you see the highlighted bit Mr Baron?
Quote: Re: Baden Clay wins appeal.
Reply #982 - Jan 18th, 2016 at 9:20am
Gregg you having been on a wing and a prayer ever since you started posting on this thread. You are way out of your depth and it shows.
I even have severe doubts about Aussie's experience in Murder trials. How many did you do Aussie...any?
Your comments about what the Police should have been doing with the Crown Prosecutor leads me to believe that you don't have much knowledge procedure in Trials before a Jury.
Are you a Q.C. or are you a journeyman Solicitor who plied his trade mainly in the lower Courts? There are question marks in my mind about your experience in Murder Trials.
I went to a stack of Murder Trials representing the Police in Telephone Intercepts. Usually I was there for most of the trial.
How about you Aussie, how much time have you spent in the Courtroom when a Murder Trial has been on?
Relevance...this goes to experience.
Quote: Re: Baden Clay wins appeal.
Reply #994 - Jan 18th, 2016 at 12:36pm
So are you a Solicitor?
Nothing wrong with that.
Have you instructed Q.C.s in Murder trials?
I give you a brief outline, and it was a waste of time.