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Justice turns upside down in Banks case

It's important ministers aren't above the law but equally the justice system must not allow itself to be weaponised for political purpose. With special feature audio.

Fri, 22 Jul 2016

The prosecution of a warranted minister of the Crown is a good kick on the tyres of the justice system. Sadly, in the case of John Banks, the old jalopy just rattled and shook, coughed and spluttered, choked and died.

It’s important ministers aren’t above the law but equally the justice system

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