Stephen Stockwell

Will they get the jury in and ask them questions about it?

Will they just sort of go through the various documents and what they already know and review that and make a decision based off of that?

Yeah.

I mean, most of the other grounds to me, again, this is the first appeal that I've kind of reported on or presented this podcast for at least.

They all seem like the sort of thing you would expect an appeal on.

And this one with the issue around the jury sequestering is the one that sort of stands out to me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There's a lot of other grounds to get through, Christian, so we'll run through some of them as well.

I mean, there's kind of a few bits of evidence or issue that the defence has taken with some of the evidence presented during the trial.

And this is around whether things should have been basically presented to the jury.

And one of them is the cell tower evidence and the iNaturalist post.

And the suggestion here, this is my reading of it, so I'll let you kind of correct me, is that

that it was too incriminating and that outweighed the value of the evidence.

Is that what's being written there?

Is that what they're saying?

Yeah, right.

Yeah.

Yeah, really interesting to kind of hear all of this kind of picked apart again at the end of a trial.

And we've already kind of like talked through so much of this at the time.

And I mean, this is all kind of discussed in pre-trial as well, whether or not evidence will or won't be excluded.