Freed Pell retreats to nuns’ sanctuary
Cardinal George Pell has left Barwon Prison for the high, rendered brick walls of the Catholic Church’s Carmelite Monastery | WATCH
Cardinal George Pell has left Barwon Prison for the high, rendered brick walls of the Catholic Church’s Carmelite Monastery | WATCH
No one should be surprised if George Pell is acquitted by the High Court when it delivers its judgment shortly after 10am.
The High Court will hand down its judgment on George Pell’s appeal, against child sex abuse convictions, on Tuesday.
It is not clear what the High Court will do with George Pell. One option is to set him free.
The High Court will consider acquitting George Pell of sexual abuse as the prosecution changed its timeframe for the assaults.
George Pell’s habit of talking to parishioners on the front steps of St Patrick’s Cathedral is central to his High Court appeal.
The High Court has been presented with a second road map to towards proving George Pell’s innocence.
Lawyers for sex abuse survivors have quietly weighed further legal action against George Pell and the Catholic Church.
It is a measure of George Pell’s lot that in prison he finds himself in notionally better surrounds but not necessarily better company.
George Pell’s legal team argue the Court of Appeal majority didn’t independently weigh the combined effect of the evidence.
Cardinal Pell’s barristers argue that the wrong approach was taken in assessing the testimony of his victim.
The fate of George Pell’s application for special leave to appeal to the High Court will be close to the top of this year’s list of important criminal matters.
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Cardinal George Pell deserves to be given the opportunity to have evedentiary gaps examined by the High Court.
At one point in the trial an alarm should’ve screamed ‘reasonable doubt’ in every juror’s ear.
The Vatican has restated its qualified support of George Pell, noting his claims of innocence.
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