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It's not so much my interpretation but rather it's the interpretation of any person with half a brain cell. It's the fact of the law, you can't convict without evidence and you can not break the law in order to gain evidence. Clearly you have some sort of issues in regards to understanding of...

Another burglary by "trolley man", makes me ask the question why he had the trolley he used against the suspect, maybe a trolley is one of tools of his trade lol. https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/trolley-man-michael-rogers-behind-bars-after-alleged-burglary-20181130-p50jil.html

Blazinga nothing, yes they went before a jury and were convicted but the jury convicted them based on "evidence" gathered illegally. The simple and quite logical point you are missing here is that if that "evidence" had not been gathered they may very well have never been charged let alone...

Read this article: https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/i-risked-all-for-police-top-lawyer-speaks-out-20100430-tzfw.html Then compare it with the letter from lawyer x here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-04/informer-3838-criminal-lawyer-to-police-informant-her-own-words/10579100

I think you should understand that there is and must always be a clear and distinctive division between the courts and the police. Members of the bar are NOT police. Your own article should be understood to mean that a member of the bar(solicitor, barrister, qc etc) should work in...

I mentioned earlier that she has cost taxpayers millions in court fees in regards to the suppression orders but there's also what she has now cost them in regards to what now amounts to wasted money on the investigation. Every piece of evidence she directly provided is tainted and would...

As defined by Wikipedia it is: In Australia, legal professional privilege (also referred to as client legal privilege) is a rule of law protecting communications between legal practitioners and their clients from disclosure under compulsion of court or statute. While the rule of legal...

I don't think anything has been lost in translation but rather and without meaning any insult, it's more a lack of understanding of what it says. To me their first duty is to the court, its rules and in maintaining its integrity and then to their client, she did not uphold her duty to the court...

Also if I was advising anyone directly affected by her breach of privilege I would raise a question to them as to wether or not they would be eligible to restitution from her personally and/or whatever firm she was employed with at the time. The reason being that I would consider engagement of...

IMO her actions have cast doubt onto any and every legal matter she has ever been involved in over the course of her career. To not waste your time and put it simply: if she has such a fundamental lack of understanding in regards to her obligations and the illegality and unethicalness of...

Does anyone else notice similarities between lawyer x's story and the person in this article? https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/lawyer-suing-police-chief-identified-20100430-tyzp.html

It's NOT Zarah, there are plenty of article floating around online that name the barrister responsible for suing vicpolice in 2011. I find it to be a more disturbing issue that since 2014 the Victorian government has allowed the expenditure of millions of dollars in court fees for suppression...

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/lawyer-nicola-gobbo-offered-to-wear-wire-for-paul-dale-meeting/news-story/799c3581f4a8bc51f652eb558f657aa5