Dispute over seized devices may delay Alan Jones trial
The law does not impose a blanket prohibition on such evidence being used in proceedings, and the court will weigh a range of factors in determining whether it will be admitted.Walsh said he would deal with the stay application on Monday if Jones’ lawyers proceeded with it.
- ▪The law does not impose a blanket prohibition on such evidence being used in proceedings, and the court will weigh a range of factors in determining whether it will be admitted.Walsh said he would deal with the stay application on Monday if
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