Judge told to disregard NZ First Foundation defendant's evidence
Ex-Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater's affidavit 'submission in drag', court hears.
Reweti Kohere
Thu, 19 Nov 2020
A media lawyer has picked apart an affidavit by former Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater, supporting one of the New Zealand First Foundation defendant’s name suppression cause, calling the evidence a “submission in drag”.
Two persons have pleaded not guilty and will be tried by jury on one
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Reweti Kohere
Thu, 19 Nov 2020
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Judge told to disregard NZ First Foundation defendant's evidence
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