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ARTICLE · 01 DECEMBER 2024

Peter O'Brien on 60 Minutes: Is Stephen Jamieson Innocent?

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Janine Balding case is about the resilience of truth and the pursuit of justice, even decades later.

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60 Minutes Australia Stephen Jamieson: In 1988, Australia was shaken by the brutal murder of Janine Balding, a case that quickly captured national attention. Stephen Jamieson was convicted as the ringleader of the crime and has spent the last 36 years behind bars. Yet, his consistent claims of innocence have never wavered, and new forensic evidence has now cast doubt on the validity of his conviction.

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Our Principal Lawyer, and renowned Criminal Lawyer, Peter O'Brien, who has been representing Jamieson pro bono for nearly a decade, has raised significant concerns about the process that led to Jamieson's incarceration. O'Brien's efforts aim to ensure justice is served—not just for his client, but for society as a whole.

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