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Ben Aulich, Michael Papandrea contest ACT Supreme Court trial committal | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Ben Aulich, Michael Papandrea contest ACT Supreme Court trial committal | The Canberra Times

The prominent Canberra lawyer and his accountant co-defendant claim police entrapment. Prosecutors say the pair conspired to launder money.

Court hears Canberra lawyer Ben Aulich and accountant Michael Papandrea were entrapped into conspiring to launder money - Vimarsana News

Court hears Canberra lawyer Ben Aulich and accountant Michael Papandrea were entrapped into conspiring to launder money

The ACT Magistrates Court hears lawyer Ben Aulich and accountant Michael Papandrea shouldn't face a trial for allegedly conspiring with an undercover officer to buy a business to help launder money from the sale of illegal cigarettes.

Source: abc.net.au
Ben Aulich, Michael Papandrea contest ACT Supreme Court trial committal | Braidwood Times - Vimarsana News

Ben Aulich, Michael Papandrea contest ACT Supreme Court trial committal | Braidwood Times

The prominent Canberra lawyer and his accountant co-defendant claim police entrapment. Prosecutors say the pair conspired to launder money.

More explosive allegations about Bruce Lehrmann's prosecutor, Shane Drumgold - Vimarsana News

More explosive allegations about Bruce Lehrmann's prosecutor, Shane Drumgold

Shane Drumgold, the ACT DPP, hired builder Matthew Thompson to renovate two investment properties. They had a series of disagreements between Bruce Lehrmann's rape trial.

Aulich Law raises voice on Shane Drumgold's future - Vimarsana News

Aulich Law raises voice on Shane Drumgold's future

Aulich Law wants Shane Drumgold to resign, but says nothing of the firm’s colourful past.

Source: afr.com