In a historic decision,the state’s top criminal appeal court has quashed the 20-year-old convictions over the deaths of her four young children.
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Kathleen Folbigg may be a step closer to receiving compensation for the 20 years she spent behind bars over the deaths of her four young children.
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Her solicitor said the next step would be to have the conviction quashed. “But in due course,we’ll be certainly thinking about all options that are relevant to her.”
The Kathleen Folbigg case shows we need a criminal review commission in this country.
Wondering whether she was “her father’s daughter”,Kathleen Folbigg captured years of guilt,revulsion and pain in one sentence.
The woman convicted over the deaths of her four children has finally been pardoned,but her supporters want a post-conviction review commission to stop others waiting so long for justice.