Robert Allan Hulme
Justice Robert Allan Hulme is a notable figure in the Australian judiciary, known for presiding over significant cases, including the controversial ruling regarding the confession of a suspect in the murder of three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer. His decision to exclude the confession from evidence, based on the suspect's age, mental capacity, and lack of adult supervision during the confession, sparked considerable public debate about justice and the legal protections afforded to juveniles.
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NSW Supreme Court Justice Robert Allan Hulme declared the suspect's confession inadmissible.
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Justice Robert Allan Hulme ruled that the interview could not be used as evidence in the trial.
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Justice Robert Allan Hulme ruled that Mercury's confession could not be used in evidence.
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