Australians should thank ICAC Commissioner Megan Latham for demonstrating that she presides over what was, from its very inception, a monstrous carbuncle on our justice system, one so gross and so deformed it should not be allowed to live for one minute more. No model for other jurisdictions, it offers far less protection for the innocent law abiding citizen than a Guantánamo Bay style tribunal does for dangerous terrorists.
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