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Investigative Research Task: Has Justice Been Served?
Gerard Baden-Clay

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Gerard Baden-Clay

High Court of Australia Case 33/2016 R v. Baden-Clay
Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal: R v Baden-Clay [2015] QCA 265 (8 December 2015)
Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal: The Queen v Baden-Clay [2016] QCA 1 (8 January 2016)
High Court of Australia: The Queen v Baden-Clay [2016] HCA 35 (31 August 2016)
High Court of Australia - Appeal Short particulars: The Queen v. Baden-Clay [2016] HCAASP 30 (26 July 2016)
University of Queensland Law Journal
Rule of Law Institute of Australia: The Baden-Clay Case
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND

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