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.@BBCWorldTonight 17/3/15: #CSA #OSA. HS needlessly leaves room for doubt about prosecution during HASC

Mar 18, 2015, 05:27 AM

If as the lawyer indicates, the 1989 new Act makes evidence giving relating to the IPCC CSA review unprosecutable under OSA, the Govt can guarantee police immunity with ease. So why the hand wringing?

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.@BBCWorldTonight 17/3/15: #CSA #OSA. HS needlessly leaves room for doubt about prosecution during HASC

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