Quigley’s request to change evidence in Clive Palmer trial beggars belief
WA Attorney-General John Quigley’s application to correct his Federal Court evidence in the defamation trial between Clive Palmer and Premier Mark McGowan is an “incredible” request from the state’s chief law officer.
Mr Quigley’s extraordinary submission to “do over” what he described as mistakes in testimony under oath earlier this month was strongly opposed Mr Palmer’s lawyers at a special urgent hearing in Sydney on Thursday.
High-profile lawyer Bret Walker SC, who represents Mr McGowan in the case, told the hearing Mr Quigley notified him he had given “wrong, incorrect or mistaken answers” during cross-examination from Peter Gray SC.
6PR Breakfast host Gareth Parker said on Friday it was an “incredible” request from the “first law officer in our state”.
“Good grief … I find it all pretty remarkable,” Parker told listeners on Friday.
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