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Crime writer Eve Thomson wants readers to know this sobering truth about court cases

Authors with prior legal experience have an advantage – but that doesn’t always mean they write with 100 per cent accuracy.

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  1. The Age

    Crime writer Eve Thomson wants readers to know this sobering truth about court cases (opens The Age in a new tab)

    Authors with prior legal experience have an advantage – but that doesn’t always mean they write with 100 per cent accuracy.

  2. The Sydney Morning Herald

    Crime writer Eve Thomson wants readers to know this sobering truth about court cases (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    Authors with prior legal experience have an advantage – but that doesn’t always mean they write with 100 per cent accuracy.

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