‘Tell all, Lawyer X’
The inquiry is still waiting on documentation of Nicola Gobbo’s “intimate relationships with officers”.
The inquiry is still waiting on documentation of Nicola Gobbo’s “intimate relationships with officers”.
A detective assessed Nicola Gobbo as unfit to be a police informant in July 1998.
The jailed lover of gangland lawyer and Victoria Police informer Nicola Gobbo has lost his bid to get out of prison early.
Nicola Gobbo ratted on crooks, slept with police and all the while rose to prominence as one of Melbourne’s go-to criminal barristers.
It was a shemozzle of epic proportions that cleaved Victoria Police in two. And it all began with a jailhouse visit by Nicola Gobbo.
The Lawyer X royal commission has trained its sights on senior police who authorised the use of a barrister as an informant.
A murdered lawyer was among the questionable informants registered, Lawyer X to assist as the royal commission begun.
Lawyer X’s jailhouse boyfriend has been savagely attacked in an apparent payback for her double life as a police informant.
Underworld figure Mick Gatto has declared he never threatened the life of “Lawyer X”, days before a royal commission begins.
Former Victorian Supreme Court judge Bernard Teague says the Lawyer X scandal undermines the legal system.
The Lawyer X royal commission will start next week, as a former Victorian Supreme Court judge brands the scandal “a disaster”.
Drug charges were withdrawn against the lawyer at the centre of the Lawyer X scandal two years before becoming an informant.
Victoria Police have explained why they didn’t realise that Lawyer X had been a registered informant back in 1995.
Gangland widow tells of “utter disbelief, horror” as last-ditch bid to save home from forced auction amid Lawyer X scandal flops.
The Andrews government has appointed Margaret McMurdo and Malcolm Hyde as Lawyer X royal commissioners.
Stories don’t get much more extraordinary than the Herald Sun’s Lawyer X expose.
The Lawyer X scandal could have been dealt with seven years ago had government ministers acted on allegations, an MP claims.
The widow of gangland figure Carl Williams has made a last-ditch bid to prevent the sale of her deceased father-in-law’s house.
Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews says the Lawyer X royal commission will take a broad look at the use of informants.
Daniel Andrews says he’s focused on finding royal commissioners with “some distance” from the Victorian criminal justice system.
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