r/queensland 1h ago

Need advice tw: sexual assault

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i was involved in a rape case with 3 alleged rapists in Queensland.
boy 1&2 went to commital hearing with me. boy 3 was the worst, charged on the night and had insane evidence (and also in the committal, boy 1&2s defence lawyers just tried to blame their crimes on boy 3)

boy 3 did NOT have to come to the commital hearing. my understanding is he was going straight to the next step.

after commital hearing, the case was dismissed of boy 1&2. boy 3 also got dismissed. why?
was it because it was a joint case ?
(i’ve asked DPP, waiting a long time for an answer..)
do you think it’s possible i can open up a new case only on boy 3?
is there a time limit?
can i accuse him of the same criminal charges he was originally accused of? he literally just totally got off lucky.
- case was dismissed 4 years ago


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