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Roberts-Smith: A bizarre case of State overreach - Politics, Policy, Political Views Roberts-Smith: A bizarre case of State overreach
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Roberts-Smith: A bizarre case of State overreach - Politics, Policy, Political Views Roberts-Smith: A bizarre case of State overreach
by DAVID FLINT – IT IS surely reasonable to expect that, after the trial of Cardinal Pell and the arrest of Alan Jones, the authorities would have learned a lesson. As the US Supreme Court noted in Berger v. United States (1935), prosecutors should be driven not to win, but to see that justice is done. The current crisis has been compounded by the politicians’ error in centralising military prosecuti…
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