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The New Zealand HeraldNews report · Jun 29, 6:05 AM
Alan Hall miscarriage of justice: 2 ex-police officers on trial in Auckland
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Alan Hall spent 17 years in jail and more on parole before his Supreme Court exoneration.
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Alan Hall miscarriage of justice: 2 ex-police officers on trial in Auckland
Alan Hall spent 17 years in jail and more on parole before his Supreme Court exoneration.
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What happened Alan Hall spent 17 years in jail and more on parole before his Supreme Court exoneration.
The headline split The left frames it as "‘Unforgivable miscarriage of justice’: Trial begins for two police officers allegedly inv...". The center frames it as "Alan Hall miscarriage of justice: 2 ex-police officers on trial in Auckland".
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Left / center-left‘Unforgivable miscarriage of justice’: Trial begins for two police officers allegedly involved in wrongful conviction of Alan Hall
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CenterAlan Hall miscarriage of justice: 2 ex-police officers on trial in Auckland
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Stuff (New Zealand)News report · Jun 29, 5:33 AM
‘Unforgivable miscarriage of justice’: Trial begins for two police officers allegedly involved in wrongful conviction of Alan Hall
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Two police officers involved in the investigation into Arthur Easton’s murder that ultimately led to the wrongful conviction of Alan Hall have pleaded not guilty to charges.
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