'It is submitted that His Honour used his position of power to ask the accused over 200 questions while he was under oath giving evidence. 'Its just the particulars I dont agree with.' I don't have the expertise to represent myself like a lawyer can,' he said, according to news.com.au. The number of questions was unquestionably far-fetched, unwarranted and intimidating for the accused. 'As you can see in the submissions there are many typographical errors ... it's just very, very juvenile.'
At certain positions of power, the accused is presumed to have called many questions.
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At certain positions of power , the accused is presumed to have called many questions .
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