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It was motivated by religious ideology. Pretty obvious from the video.

Yeah nah. The frog's welcome, the queue jumpers are not.

He can still be charged and tried with terrorism offences. Not sure if it would impacts sentencing though (probably).

The individual is still conscious until the blood runs from their head.

He's in good shape.

Not necessarily. About a decade ago a guy I know discovered that police were routinely using unsworn affidavits. Basically meant a whole bunch of high-profile criminals like Mokbel had the legitimate grounds for appeal*. The state government rushed in retrospective legislation to run cover for...

From memory GL's lawyer said that the interview with him is being challenged, and if successful means the interview and subsequent evidence is inadmissible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erfurt_latrine_disaster

Could be another Domaszewicz-esque case where the cops stuff up the case.

I'm not against corporal punishment, the problem is many people don't know where to draw the line. FWIW I don't use it against my kids as raising my voice or giving a cold stare is intimidating enough. Foster parents, yeah nah they shouldn't be hitting kids, period.

I copped a few on the backside in my childhood but on the head? I agree - WTF!

Fair enough. He has a right to privacy but he's fair game with a conviction. All it is likely to mean is that crimes in other states won't move until after he's convicted, not that they won't move.

He's a crook but the indictments are politically motivated. All politicians are crooks.

It's a fair statement that if a case goes to trial it is likely the cops are confident the perp is guilty. The only times I think this doesn't hold up is if the charges are politically-motivated corruption (i.e., Trump indictments), police corruption: stand-over tactics by the cops (i.e...

I doubt a guy would get such a light sentence.

I don't believe the QLD statute is valid so could be challenged.

He has the right to election/a jury, as per S80 of the Constitution and Bill of Rights 1689 (in part codified by Imperial Laws Application Acts of states; I'm not familiar with QLD).

Ok boomer.

Not her first rodeo?

Next TikTok challenge published by the CCP: go pick deathcaps while they are still young, put them in with regular mushies at the green grocer, and see how many people drop dead.

Depends on the meaning of 'is'.

John Wayne Gacy agrees with this logic.

How about we just get Lorena Bobbitt to do a roadshow across Australian high schools?

The country has really fallen if we're relying on Queensland for system integrity...

Sounds good in theory, but I'm not sure rape victims think that logically after such a traumatic event, and can't see that advice being effective for children who have suffered sexual assault. It also requires hospital staff to be able to obtain evidence that is to the standard that can be...

I think this was posted in another thread.

Not much to disagree with.

Quality journalism.