Rumour Rumors of cat player in big trouble

[HTPunter]

There’s also that recent cats draftee with similar allegations

First name starts with k

Not even close lol. Keighton Forbes got in a bit of argy bargy at a festival. Not close to requiring a suppression order

 

[Atomboy]

All parties.

Why does the alleged assailant need to be protected ?

 

[DaicosDisciple35]

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Why does the alleged assailant need to be protected ?

Do you have no concept of how courts work ? He’s not found guilty yet and is presumed innocent.


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[revo333]

Do you have no concept of how courts work ? He’s not found guilty yet and is presumed innocent.


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Seeing we have lived in a world of social media for more than a few years it's quite remarkable that someone needed that explained.

 

[WillHayward]

It is in contravention of the suppression orders in place, however. That's the issue.

Arghh I see. I did not know that.

It seems like rich people can get a suppression order but most others can't (open courts).

 

[WillHayward]

Do you have no concept of how courts work ? He’s not found guilty yet and is presumed innocent.


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So what

Most people get named when charges are laid and when they attend crt. Happens all the time.
There is a public daily list for starters.
SOs are pretty rare.

 

[WillHayward]

All parties.

Usually it's the defendant who seeks it though.

Probably should delete this thread given the SO.

 

[Makeshift Park]

Victorian judges love a suppression order. Can't help themselves. Slap as many around as the rest of the country combined.

 

[Makeshift Park]

SOs are pretty rare.

No they're not. On average there's nearly two handed out in Victoria every single day. Its outta control.

Secret state: Victoria the suppression order capital of Australia

Accused sex offenders, killers and kidnappers have all used the court system to try to hide their identities, and it’s a balancing act some lawyers argue we don’t always get right.

www.theage.com.au

 

[FrustratedTiger]

The suppression order is about protecting the victim not the perpetrator you tools. Very common in sexual assault cases. Be very few cases where there wasn't one. Grow up and let the system take care of it

 

[Ted Parker]

Why does the alleged assailant need to be protected?

A basic understanding of the jury system might be looked into. It's not the media's role or the public to speculate before a trial and thus potentially influence any decision by a jury.

 

[Makeshift Park]

A basic understanding of the jury system might be looked into. It's not the media's role or the public to speculate before a trial and thus potentially influence any decision by a jury.

Weird how the rest of the western world seems to be able to handle sub judice ok without throwing gag orders on everything.

But no, it must be everyone except the Victorian judges who are wrong.

 

[Duckimus Prime]

Weird how the rest of the western world seems to be able to handle sub judice ok without throwing gag orders on everything.

But no, it must be everyone except the Victorian judges who are wrong.

Yeah, but the rest of the world doesn't work in the same environment as the Victorian judges do.

They can both be correct with their behaviours. I mean, how do you know that other judges wouldn't behave exactly the same way as Victorian ones do if they were ruling on cases in Victoria.

 

[Makeshift Park]

Yeah, but the rest of the world doesn't work in the same environment as the Victorian judges do.

They can both be correct with their behaviours. I mean, how do you know that other judges wouldn't behave exactly the same way as Victorian ones do if they were ruling on cases in Victoria.

Crime isn't unique to Victoria, and yet...


I suspect its because there is a cultural distain towards open justice in Victoria and very little political commitment to enforcing a higher bar for when suppression orders should apply and the lengths judges should go to explain why they're making them.

 

[Muddiemoose]

So what

Most people get named when charges are laid and when they attend crt. Happens all the time.
There is a public daily list for starters.
SOs are pretty rare.

Not in Victoria for sexual assault related charges

All cases are subject to SO for both perpetrators and victims

 

[Richmond Flats]

Why is said player on the injury list with Mackie telling lies about it?

Absolute crap behaviour from Geelong

Surely you didn't expect anything less from Geelong? Scummy cheats that should be booted from the AFL.

 

[FreddyTwoShoes]

Surely you didn't expect anything less from Geelong? Scummy cheats that should be booted from the AFL.

Just curious, Flats.
What do you think the club should do in this situation?

 

[tigs2010]

No one will touch it until the case hits the courts.

This motto should have been adhered to in the first place by sound of it

 

[SpannaMan]

A lot of supression orders are about making sure there is a fair trial.

Cases can be dismissed if jury members are privy to sensitive or inadmissible evidence. It can grounds for a mistrial.

This provides a decent summary for those interested:

Suppression orders in Australia: why you can't read what you may want to

After Victoria’s premier Daniel Andrews said he would overhaul the state’s use of orders, here is a guide to the legal bans

www.theguardian.com

 

[Atomboy]

A basic understanding of the jury system might be looked into. It's not the media's role or the public to speculate before a trial and thus potentially influence any decision by a jury.

I’ve got no idea about the inconsistencies of our legal system hence the question.

So given there is a suppression order in place it’s a forgone conclusion that this will go to trial ?.

 

[crackers65]

Geelong have had plenty of practice at cover ups over the years.

 

[David6442]

Did he play yesterday

 

[The Nostradamus]

Did he play yesterday

No

 

[Munich]

No

Finger injury. But has been training.

I would like to think if it's him Geelong would have banned him from training with the others.

 

[WillHayward]

No they're not. On average there's nearly two handed out in Victoria every single day. Its outta control.

Secret state: Victoria the suppression order capital of Australia

Accused sex offenders, killers and kidnappers have all used the court system to try to hide their identities, and it’s a balancing act some lawyers argue we don’t always get right.

www.theage.com.au

Well 2 out thousands per day is statistically rare but sure I get the point. Not that rare.