Roberts-Smith war crime suggested ‘recklessness or brazenness’, court says

Court finds Ben Roberts-Smith 'brazen' in defamation appeal rationale

The Victoria Cross recipient's appeal, which was heard in February last year, was unanimously thrown out by the full bench of the Federal Court on Friday.

Sad but simple explanations in veteran's lost appeal

There was no widespread conspiracy in the silence over Ben Roberts-Smith's war crimes, judges have found in dismissing the disgraced veteran's appeal.

Roberts-Smith war crime suggested ‘recklessness or brazenness’, court says

An appeal court said it was “a rare murder that is witnessed by three independent witnesses” as it upheld a finding the former SAS soldier committed unlawful killings.

Former members of the British special forces have described on television how their colleagues killed civilians, and their commanders allegedly knew about it.

War Crimes: Where do Responsibility and Accountability Start and End? Are Senior Military Commanders Liable and Culpable? - The Australia Institute

MUST-READ EXPERT ANALYSIS OF THE BEN ROBERTS-SMITH JUDGEMENT The post War Crimes: Where do Responsibility and Accountability Start and End? Are Senior Military Commanders Liable and Culpable? appeared first on The Australia Institute.

Sad but simple explanations in veteran’s lost appeal

There was no widespread conspiracy in the silence over Ben Roberts-Smith's war crimes, judges have found in dismissing the disgraced veteran's appeal.