Top court clears way for a Pell rethink
The High Court has left the way open for a complete reassessment of the evidence in Pell’s case.
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High Court throws Pell appeal lifeline
Lawyers for George Pell will appear before the full bench of the High Court next year in a final bid to overturn his conviction.
Decision extraordinary, but it is sensible
While it has not always been obvious, there are two sides to this story.
Pell may seek bail ahead of appeal hearing
George Pell’s lifeline to appeal may see him seek bail while he awaits his day in the High Court.
What today’s ruling could mean for Pell
George Pell will today find out whether the High Court will hear his abuse conviction appeal.
Pell’s legal last chance looms
George Pell is set to learn if he has a final chance to try and overturn his conviction for sexually abusing two choirboys.
Waleed Aly’s missed opportunity
The sentencing judge in George Pell’s sex abuse case appeared on The Project this week. Here are the questions Waleed Aly should have asked.
Pell prosecutor ‘piecemeal’
The Cardinal’s legal team members release response as they seek leave to appeal his conviction.
Prosecutors respond to Pell jail appeal bid
Prosecutors have argued against the grounds of a High Court appeal put forward by George Pell.
System of justice on trial
The Pell saga now concerns not just his freedom but the public standing of Victoria’s top judges.
‘Onus of proof reversed’
George Pell’s lawyers say he was asked to prove the impossible by two appeal court judges.
Vatican must act decisively on Pell
The Pope has no option but to be swift and brutal if the High Court rules against George Pell. Anything less would be seen as a travesty of church justice.
The new barbie stopper
The Pell decision has created huge interest in the way the criminal system operates.
Captain’s Call on Pell
The Pope faces an extraordinary decision over George Pell’s future in the church.
Pell still mulling High Court
While it’s understood a High Court challenge by Cardinal George Pell is likely, no decision has been made.
Anti-Pell pile-on has its day
The argument for an option of trial by judge alone has never been more evident than in this case.
Victims owed understanding
To some, the George Pell verdict is the story. But, in reality, it is only a tiny fraction of it.
Pell clutches at lifeline
George Pell’s path to overturning his convictions is difficult but certainly not impossible.
Brilliant minds couldn’t agree
The three judges of Victoria’s Court of Appeal who ruled on Pell are all brilliant and experienced lawyers.
Victim ‘may have wrong man’
Archbishop Peter Comensoli says he believes George Pell’s claims of innocence.
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