Court secrecy lifted in Alan Jones trial, revealing defence's argument

Court secrecy lifted in Alan Jones trial, revealing defence's argument

A judge lifted a court order that had blocked reporting on Alan Jones's Sydney sexual assault trial. The defence argues the first accuser, a former police officer, made up the claims to fix his reputation and pursue a lawsuit for money. He denied this, saying he wants justice, not cash. Jones, 85, faces 22 charges and pleads not guilty.

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