Conspiracy case wouldn't fly

Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 24th November, 2011

Police say they considered running a conspiracy case against several of the men charged as a result of an investigation into suspicious betting on an NRL match, but felt they would be best served not to take that option. During the closing submission yesterday by barrister Ronald Driels, representing John Elias, who was charged with attempting t...

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