Police officer on trial in Hall case speaks on alleged evidence
A former senior detective accused of perverting the course of justice says it's up to the Crown - not police - to decide what evidence is presented to a jury. Alan Hall spent 17 years in jail after being found guilty of murdering Arthur Easton in 1985. His convinction was quashed in 2022 after the Supreme Court found a miscarriage of justice had occured. Two former police officers are on trial for allegedly witholding key evidence. Matthew Theunissen reports.
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