Gold Coast criminal lawyer Campbell MacCallum to plead guilty for cocaine possession
High profile Gold Coast legal identity Campbell MacCallum, known for his motto “don't speak to the police”, will come clean on drug possession, with his lawyer today asking for a date for a “lengthy plea of guilty”.
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A high profile lawyer fond of pink suits and the motto “don't speak to the police” will come clean on cocaine possession.
Colourful Gold Coast legal identity Campbell MacCallum is facing two counts of possessing the dangerous drug.
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The Brisbane Magistrates Court was today asked by his lawyer Andrew Hanlon, of Potts Lawyers, to set a date for a “lengthy plea of guilty”.
MacCallum was charged with possessing dangerous drugs in July after the Crime and Corruption Commission raided his home and allegedly found a quantity of cocaine.
He is the second solicitor of Moloney MacCallum Abdelshahied Lawyers to be charged by the CCC which has been investigating the firm.
Magistrate Michael Quinn adjourned the matter until December 14 allowing an hour “for the lengthy plea of guilty”.
MacCallum was not present in court today.