Judge allows financial-motive cross-examination in Alan Jones trial

Judge allows financial-motive cross-examination in Alan Jones trial

Judge Glenn Walsh rejected prosecutors' claim that Alan Jones's defence barrister intimidated a witness during cross-examination at Sydney's Downing Centre on August 13. The questioning — covering a $1,200 fine and messages where complainant J promised to "look after" his ex-girlfriend — will stay, as it supports the defence's theory of financial motive. She denied fabricating evidence.

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