Bruce Lehrmann

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Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case against Channel 10 is dissected, highlighting the impact on Australian defamation law. Discussions cover the nuances of defamation law, evolving legal standards, credibility assessments, and societal implications. The podcast also humorously explores career paths for a proven rapist post-trial and includes banter on ad-free listening and travel essentials promotion.

Bruce Lehrmann, involved in a defamation trial against Network Ten, reveals emotional evidence, exposes lies, and sheds new light on the culture inside Parliament House. The ongoing trial discusses the significance of prior evidence and explores the alleged inappropriate behavior between Lehrmann and Britney Higgins. The aftermath of the assault, conflicting testimonies, and the media's influence on people's recall of events are also discussed. This three-year-long legal saga has taken a toll on all parties involved.

Former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann, who has been in the news for the past two years, is suing media outlets for defamation. The case against Channel 10 continues after settling with the ABC. The podcast explores the defamation case, the concept of defamation, and the upcoming case against Channel 10 and Lisa Wilkinson.

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