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Hundreds of convictions in Australia in doubt after mob lawyer named as informant

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By Glenda KWEK

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And so swarms of scumbags will get away with it on a technicality. Watch Melbourne descend back in to gang war.

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Mistakes were made by the police in the handeling of an informant, Royal Commission will sort out responsibility. Don't see how a new gang war will break out? The drug trade is now a different business then when these unsavoury types were in charge. And they are well known, the problem is not the evidence but the process used to gather it. See a transparent legal system with checks and balances works.

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...It’s a jungle out there...

New Underbelly TV Series coming courtesy of this major bombshell.

I am surprised, but also not surprised. These guys were guilty... but if the law bends/breaks the law to get them... are not they just as bad.

The law is the law.

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New Underbelly TV Series coming courtesy of this major bombshell.

No doubt

she was working as an informant between 2005-2009 -- kept in daily contact with her handlers

That takes some courage, particularly as a woman to do that for 4 years. Extreme risk.

I cant imagine the government or the police will allow this discovery to impact 600 cases. Take a decade to sort out.

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Like Batman rogue Two-Face / lawyer Harvey Dent

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Wow!

Seems to me that this informant likely has a high price on her head.

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The prosecutors are burning the midnight oil double times to sort this mess out for sure.

The court will equally have trouble sorting evidence that is submit-able from the ones that are not for re-trial since the defendants were miss-represented with various evidence that were found violating client-attorney privilege which I do not think it is submit-able at court.

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Was this woman informing the police of information she got from her clients? If so, then I don’t see how they could not have to retry them all. That would clearly be a miscarriage of justice

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