Licensed private investigator with experience in criminal defence, can assist in:
- Case reviews including examining investigation materials and identifying evidentiary gaps, inconsistencies and further avenues of inquiry.
- Interviewing persons of interest, including the taking of formal statements and conducting factual investigations for legal matters.
- Open-source investigations, including locating, reviewing and corroborating information from records and publicly available sources.
The Innocence Initiative at RMIT University
Investigator at the Innocence Initiative at RMIT University, assisting in the investigation of claims of wrongful conviction, review of criminal case materials and identifying further lines of inquiry to assist with potential appeal.
The Innocence Initiative considers applications from people who have been convicted of a criminal offence and claim factual innocence, with facts supporting that claim. Its focus is on whether the person committed the offence.
Cases are not eligible where:
- The matter is currently before a court or awaiting appeal.
- A sexual offence conviction involves a victim who was under 18 at the time, or someone with whom the applicant previously had a consensual sexual relationship.
- The claim relies on a legal defence, such as self-defence, or a technicality.
- The case involves child abuse material.
- The case poses a risk to Initiative staff, students or volunteers.
For more information, please visit: https://innocenceinitiative.com.au/
