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Stories per month
Stories naming them each month in the outlets of our registry
«Patterson’s appeal barrister, Richard Edney, had argued there were a number of potential irregularities in his client’s case, including during the jury’s seven-day sequestration at a Gippsland hotel while they were deciding Patterson’s fate.» The Sydney Morning Herald · 29/10/2026
«Her barrister, Richard Edney, argued this went against the notion that justice needed to be done, as well as being seen to be done in "perhaps one of the most high-profile criminal trials this state has ever had".» ABC News Australia · 29/10/2026
«Richard Edney, for Patterson, said the failure to properly separate the jury during their deliberations was a fundamental irregularity that had denied her a fair trial.» Guardian Australia · 29/10/2026
Automatic extraction: names from our curated registry and proper names found in the text (a discovered entity is published once at least 2 outlets name it). A sentence is attributed to a speaker only with a reporting verb or "according to". Archive stories come from the GDELT archive and are only cited: headline, date and link.
