The Glaring Omission in the Dezi Freeman Case The recent coronial hearings into the deaths of police officers Neal Thompson and Vadim de Waart Hottart have exposed a disturbing disparity in Australia's justice system: the differing treatment of those who serve and protect, versus their killers.
This disparity extends beyond the courtroom walls, raising questions about fairness, transparency, and accountability. The contrast between the two hearings is stark.
When examining the officers' deaths, the court was filled with family members, friends, and police personnel who witnessed the events on body worn cameras.