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I think she's innocent, and I do hope that she will be found not guilty. Surely she should have known that carrying drugs through SE Asia results in the death penalty. no one can be that stupid (I hope). How did the maryjane get in her bag anyway? What happened to, y'know, locks on luggage?
Unfortunately, the Indonesian justice system leaves a lot to be desired...of course the Aust govt should be trying their best to ensure she has top legal representation, that evidence isn't tampered with (though it may be too late for that) etc. However, if the govt has explored all existing avenues, raised all mitigating factors etc, and she is still found guilty, that's it! The Aust govt has no right to intervene with the laws of another country, regardless of their unfair or unjust qualities. It's not in their jurisdiction. although she is an aust citizen, by travelling to Indonesia she made the choice to operate under their legal system. By no means should she give up her fight...but this is something she, and all of us, should be conscious of.
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