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Michael Parris

How doubts over evidence drove DPP to accept bus driver's plea deal

Brett Button ODPP Rebecca Dave Layzell

Brett Button entering court in March. Picture by Peter Lorimer

Would the public prosecutor have secured a manslaughter conviction against Hunter Valley bus crash driver Brett Button if the case had gone to trial?

And would disputed evidence have weakened a conviction and sentencing on lesser charges?

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