The war veteran opposes investigators accessing parts of the sensitive court file in his failed defamation case,the Federal Court has heard.
The former soldier brought a lawsuit despite knowing the war crimes allegations were true,according to the media outlets that now want him to pay their costs.
The Australian Federal Police and the Office of the Special Investigator want access to restricted documents from Ben Roberts-Smith’s multimillion-dollar case.
The former soldier’s appeal against his defamation loss will be heard in February,and each judge will be given a safe and separate computer to protect national security.
Ben Roberts-Smith’s key supporters at Seven West Media are seeking to overturn a court order forcing them to reveal their communications with the former soldier’s lawyers.
Ben Roberts-Smith’s key supporters at Seven West Media may resist handing over documents revealing their involvement in his failed defamation case,the Federal Court has heard.
Ben Roberts-Smith’s key supporters at Seven West Media must hand over thousands of documents showing their involvement in his failed defamation case.
Nine newspapers are seeking access to thousands of emails Seven commercial director Bruce McWilliam sent and received during the former soldier’s failed defamation case.
The former Special Air Service corporal filed a notice of appeal in the Federal Court on Tuesday.
The more we spoke,the more his guard appeared to slip.
The patrons of the disgraced war hero do not agree they should bear the costs of his failed defamation action against The Age,The Sydney Morning Herald and the Canberra Times.