'Stitch up': AG Blasts Damning Report That Found Top Prosecutor Gave False Evidence The recent upper house inquiry into NSW's Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has exposed the ugly underbelly of politics in Australia's states.
The report, which found that top prosecutor Sally Dowling gave false evidence to parliament, has sparked a firestorm of controversy and accusations of politicization.
At its core, this controversy revolves around the DPP's decision to provide information to Sydney radio station 2GB about a story related to District Court Judge Penelope Wass.