WHEN PUBLIC OFFICIALS MAKE WITNESS STATEMENTS: FAREPAK REVISITED

There was a  post earlier this week where a public official faced contempt of court proceedings that was "false and tended to mislead", and was acquitted because the statement was "careless" rather than criminal.  This provides a good opportunity to revisit the observations of Mr Justice Smith in th...

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