Maurizio to face the Supreme Court, again

johnboy 8 March 2012 8 March 2012 5

Whenever I think my own life is too strange and exciting I consider Maurizio Rao, and realise I have a long way to go.

The ABC brings word that the charges of indecency against the Cube nightclub operator will be heard by the ACT Supreme Court.

This is on top of the cocaine trafficking and murder charges he has successfully defended in the past.

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5 Responses to Maurizio to face the Supreme Court, again

Tooks 8:32 am 14 Mar 12

turntabletreachery said :

Pandy said :

HenryBG said :

Do any of the lawyers here have an estimation as to how long this kind of a case is likely to run for?

How much money has Mario got?

prob about 20 million more than u do

Lucrative business, isn’t it?

turntabletreachery 4:52 am 14 Mar 12

Pandy said :

HenryBG said :

Do any of the lawyers here have an estimation as to how long this kind of a case is likely to run for?

How much money has Mario got?

prob about 20 million more than u do

Tooks 8:13 am 11 Mar 12

HenryBG said :

Do any of the lawyers here have an estimation as to how long this kind of a case is likely to run for?

Are you on the jury for this one? 😉

I’m not a lawyer, but I would guess two or three days.

Pandy 7:45 am 11 Mar 12

HenryBG said :

Do any of the lawyers here have an estimation as to how long this kind of a case is likely to run for?

How much money has Mario got?

HenryBG 10:44 pm 10 Mar 12

Do any of the lawyers here have an estimation as to how long this kind of a case is likely to run for?

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