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court reporter Meagan Dillon

Man charged with raping and choking partner granted bail by SA Supreme Court because of trial delays

The Supreme Court heard the man would not get a trial date until 2025. (ABC News: Che Chorley)

A man charged with inflicting "terrifying and degrading sexual violence" on his partner has been granted bail by South Australia's highest-ranking judge because of the "undesirable" long wait for a trial.

In his decision to grant bail, Supreme Court Chief Justice Chris Kourakis urged the state government to "review and consider the resources" it allocates to "the proper administration of justice".

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