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Evan Whitton

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Evan Whitton was Chief Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald and Reader (Associate Professor) in Journalism at Queensland University. He received the Walkley Award (Australia's Pulitzer) five times, and was Journalist of the Year 1983 for "courage and innovation" in reporting an inquiry into judicial corruption. Six of his eight non-fiction books, including Amazing Scenes: Adventures of a Reptile of the Press, are available free online at netk.net.au/WhittonHome.asp

He started researching the West's two legal systems in 1991 after observing at first hand how each dealt with the same criminal, Sir Terry Lewis, Police Commissioner of Queensalnd. His new book, Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone Is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals), is available at bookdepository.com (free shipping worldwide), Amazon, etc

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(3 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Sophistry watch It shows how judges trained in sophistry can defeat justice. For example, Bush v Gore (2000)

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