A judge is to decide whether public
hearings into alleged misconduct at a Victorian police station will instead be
held in secret.
Open hearings into the Ballarat
station claims were scheduled before the Independent Broad-based
Anti-corruption Commission on Wednesday but stalled by a Supreme Court bid to
prevent details being aired.
Barrister David Grace QC for one of
the two accused officers is seeking to have the hearings held privately.
Neither officer has been interviewed
or charged and publishing their names and details of the allegations would
damage their reputations and prejudice any potential criminal trial, Mr Grace
argued.
Justice Peter Riordan agreed to suppress
both names but has adjourned a decision on whether the hearings will be public
or private until Thursday morning.
skynews.com.au 16 Apr 2015
The 'brotherhood' stepping in to protect the criminal actions of (their 'brethren') in one of Victoria's most corrupt organisation's, that being Victoria Police.
Watch as the corruption is kept from the general population, in contrary to what the police are (allegedly) supposed to be, the being public servants.
This illustrates how Australians are realistically living in a Police state.
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