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Independent commissions against corruption have proven to be flawed models, akin to modern Star Chambers where the accused have few rights but can have careers and lives destroyed, argues Morry Bailes. He explains why his early support for them has soured.
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Three senior Liberals who resigned over the Country Members entitlements scandal will face no further action after the state’s anti-corruption watchdog today cleared them and six other MPs of any wrongdoing.
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A former SA Attorney-General has cast doubt on whether the state’s Director of Public Prosecutions, Martin Hinton QC, should argue matters in the Supreme Court – over which he used to preside – insisting “the appearance of a conflict of interest is palpable”.
A former Transport Department official who was fined $5000 after a four-year legal saga sparked by an ICAC investigation has written to the Marshall Government demanding an independent review of his case and stronger oversight of the state’s anti-corruption watchdog.
The state’s Director of Public Prosecutions Martin Hinton has removed himself from the high-profile prosecution of the former boss of Renewal SA, after declaring a conflict of interest.
The state’s new anti-corruption Commissioner has declared she will continue her predecessor’s investigation into three Liberal parliamentarians about their use of the Country Members Allowance.
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