Awlad Hossain Bail Denial
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- Ciara JonesABC News (AU)
- Rex MartinichSydney Morning Herald
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Commonwealth prosecutors opposed Mr Hossain's release, arguing he posed a risk of failing to appear in court, interfering with witnesses and committing further offences.
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- 16 Oct
Commonwealth prosecutors opposed Mr Hossain's release, arguing he posed a risk of failing to appear in court, interfering with witnesses and committing further offences.
- 17 Oct
A widower accused of trying to bribe officials investigating his wife's death overseas would not flee Australia on bail due to potential execution in Bangladesh, a magistrate has heard.
Coverage 3 articles
17 Oct Aussie widower facing possible death penalty in Bangladesh is denied bail over alleged bribery plot linked to wife's death
Daily Mail16 Oct Widower denied bail despite execution threat
Sydney Morning Herald16 Oct Awlad Hossain denied bail in foreign bribery case surrounding wife's death
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