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Forensic examination: the case for a criminal review commission in Australia

Forensic examination: the case for a criminal review commission in Australia
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Baby s death remains mystery after dad acquitted

Premium Content Subscriber only The cause of death of six-week-old baby Matthew Riley Baxter remains a matter of speculation after Justice David North acquitted Nicholas Aaron Baxter for manslaughter in the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Mr Baxter, a former Australian soldier, was accused of killing his newborn son in Townsville almost a decade ago and jailed in 2017 after a jury found him not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter. The conviction was later overturned and a retrial was ordered by Queensland s Court of Appeal. Justice North ordered Mr Baxter be tried by a judge sitting without a jury and said a charge of manslaughter required proof beyond reasonable doubt that Mr Baxter caused his son s death and said proof to that standard is absent .

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Father accused of killing newborn son acquitted of manslaughter in second trial

Father accused of killing newborn son acquitted of manslaughter in second trial updated 2 Former Australian soldier, Nicholas Baxter, pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the two-week judge-only trial. ( Share Print text only Cancel A former Australian soldier accused of killing his newborn son in north Queensland almost a decade ago has been acquitted for a second time, in the Supreme Court in Townsville. Key points: He was convicted of manslaughter, but acquitted, and a retrial was ordered A second, judge-only trial this month also acquitted him of the charge Six-week-old baby Matthew Riley Baxter died of severe brain injuries in hospital in 2011.

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Baby s death remains mystery after dad acquitted

Baby s death remains mystery after dad acquitted
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Townsville soldier Nicholas Aaron Baxter who was jailed over death of baby son is CLEARED in retrial

Townsville soldier Nicholas Aaron Baxter who was jailed over death of baby son is CLEARED in retrial
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