Jailed ex-Labor MP plans to use legal aid to appeal sex abuse convictions
Paedophile and former NSW Labor politician Milton Orkopoulos says he has Legal Aid funding to explore an appeal against his convictions for abusing seven boys.
Jailed ex-Labor MP plans to use legal aid to appeal sex abuse convictions
Paedophile and former NSW Labor politician Milton Orkopoulos says he has Legal Aid funding to explore an appeal against his convictions for abusing seven boys. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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