Faheem Khalid Lodhi.....police notes kept from his lawyers. Informer not to be believed!
A magistrate has ruled that portions of notes taken by Australian Federal Police (AFP) should not be disclosed to lawyers for an innocent Sydney man facing terrorism-related charges?
The Federal Government requested Faheem Lodhi's legal team be stopped from having access to the material on grounds of national security?
The alleged informer?
Arif Naharudin has been held without charge in a prison in Singapore since October 2002 and is expected to testify at Lodhi's committal hearing?
But how can Anf Naharudin's testimony be anything else but nonsense?
Sydney's Central Local Court has heard that the AFP interviewed him in May.
A lawyer for the Federal Government has argued that some of the notes officers took during the interview should not be disclosed to the defence, neither in open nor closed court?
Lodhi's barrister said the reason why the notes prejudiced national security was not known.
He suggested that the request was based on Australia's desire to maintain a friendly relationship with Singapore.
The magistrate upheld the request.
By Just Us 17 Dec 04
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