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>> >> the Australian legal system is not much different to that in
>> >> any corrupt third world country: it's all about money, and who you
>> >> give it to. >> Please spare us the hyperbole. One high profile legal case isn't
>> anywhere near enough to demonstrate this proposition.
>> Innocent people without any money go free every day in Australia, and guilty
>> people with lots of money go to jail every day. Doubtless this happens in corrupt third world countries too. Does that
prove they are not corrupt? >> when did getting set free on appeal constitute a
>> "miscarriage of justice"? I don't know what other term to use for locking up an innocent person for
10 weeks, making them wear shackles and repeatedly strip-searching them. Some people might enjoy this experience, but not very many. This miscarriage of justice may be addressed by compensation in the future,
and we may argue about whether the compensation is adequate, but as at now -
the miscarriage of justice still stands.
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