Capital Letter: Media rights to make submissions in suppression rulings
"The court's inherent powers to regulate their own proceedings have always included the ability to grant leave to the media to be heard on suppression issues"
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R, convicted on three charges of theft by a person in a special relationship (as treasurer of two clubs and from her mother – the $82,000 total since repaid), sought leave to bring a second appeal from lower court refusal to grant her name suppression.
In refusing leave, Justices John Wild,
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Penny Pepperell of Capital Letter
Wed, 18 Feb 2015
Wed, 18 Feb 2015
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Capital Letter: Media rights to make submissions in suppression rulings
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