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Kathleen Farmilo

Brittany Higgins’ Alleged Rapist’s Trial Will Go Ahead After His Bid To Delay It Was Rejected

The ACT Supreme Court has dismissed a request to halt trial proceedings by the man accused of allegedly raping Brittany Higgins in Parliament House. That means the trial will go ahead in June.

Bruce Lehrmann‘s counsel requested a permanent stay, or a temporary stay, of the trial in March. A stay essentially means a halt to the proceedings. So a permanent stay could potentially have halted the trial indefinitely.

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