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Alan Jones’ lawyers accused by defence of ‘intimidating’ witness in indecent assault case

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Broadcaster Alan Jones is currently standing trial in Sydney on charges of indecent assault. During the proceedings, a dispute arose between the prosecution and the defence team regarding the questioning of a witness, specifically the ex-girlfriend of a complainant. The prosecutor formally accused Jones's legal representatives of attempting to intimidate the witness during cross-examination.

The presiding judge has formally rejected the prosecutor's claim of witness intimidation. The trial is ongoing, with the court continuing to hear testimony related to the allegations against the broadcaster.

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The Guardian World (GB) Focuses on the judge's rejection of the intimidation claim
ABC News (AU) Highlights specific text message evidence and the heated courtroom exchange
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