02 Alan Jones | Defence questions suppressed while judge decides relevance

Alan Jones allegedly told Complainant J “there are no rules” before an alleged assault at his country property in Fitzroy Falls.

Defence barrister Gabrielle Bashir’s cross examination has included a line of questioning the prosecution says should not be admissible.

Sydney reporter Isobel Roe and Stocky were both in court for Complainant J’s cross examination — including the portions that have now been suppressed, while the judge decides their relevance.

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Sexual assault support services: MARS Australia (for men affected by rape and sexual abuse) (https://marsaustralia.com.au/) on (07) 3857 1222, National Survivors Foundation (https://igff.org.au/) on 1300 124 43

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