Why Bridgecorp's Petrecevic wants legal aid to pay for his defence
Bankrupt Bridgecorp boss Rod Petrecevic, who once controlled the half billion dollar financial empire, it battling for the public to pay for his defence on Serious Fraud Office charges.
Mr Petrecevic, described by lawyer Charles Cato as “broke” and without any income or money, wants legal
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Jock Anderson
Thu, 19 May 2011
Thu, 19 May 2011
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Why Bridgecorp's Petrecevic wants legal aid to pay for his defence
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