Jock Palfreeman loses final appeal

Despite abundant and obvious evidence supporting his case, as expected, in Sofia, Bulgaria, 24-year-old Australian man Jock Palfreeman has lost his final appeal to the Supreme Court of Cassation against a 20-year prison sentence for ‘murder with hooliganism’. The next step in the legal process will likely be the European Court of Human Rights.

Free Jock!

Jock Palfreeman has sentence upheld by Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation
Gabriel Hershman
The Sofia Echo
July 27, 2011

Palfreeman loses final Bulgaria jail appeal
ABC
July 28, 2011

Palfreeman loses sentence appeal in Bulgaria
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 28, 2011

Bulgarian court dismisses final Palfreeman appeal
Simon Santow
ABC (The World Today)
July 28, 2011

Rights court is Palfreeman’s last chance
ninemsn
July 28, 2011

Jock Palfreeman told home truth: pay or stay
Peter Wilson and Milena Hristova
The Australian
July 29, 2011

The father of convicted murderer Jock Palfreeman says his son’s appeal had become ‘politicised’
Peter Wilson
The Australian
July 29, 2011

Court ruling angers family of Jock Palfreeman
AAP
July 29, 2011

Life on a knife edge on foreign soil
Malcolm Brown
The Age
July 29, 2011

Human rights court may be Palfreeman’s last chance: lawyer
‎AAP
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 29, 2011

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5 Responses to Jock Palfreeman loses final appeal

  1. Justin Daily says:

    Good I hope Palfreeman rots in jail, he has [sic] tarnishing the good name overseas of honest Aussies that conform to other countries [sic] civil and criminal laws. What ever spin you put on this Mr Slack Bastard […] [t]he fact still remains that Palfreeman was found guilty by a jury of peers from a [p]ro democratic [c]ountry.

  2. @ndy says:

    G’day Justin,

    A coupla things.

    1. Jock was not found guilty by a jury of his peers but a panel consisting of several foreign (Bulgarian) magistrates.
    2. I’m not sure what ‘pro democratic’ means, but Bulgaria does have periodic elections. Either way, this fact would seem to have little or no relevance to Jock’s case, or to his final appeal.

  3. Sam says:

    Foreign magistrates? It’s their country, Jock is the foreigner.

  4. @ndy says:

    Mate you’ve been banging on about Jock for several years now. Yr argument was poor to begin w and has not improved over time. I dunno what compels you to be ignorant and foolish, but in future save it for some other time and place.

  5. Rightguy says:

    Seems you have the poor arguement. Thats why hes in jail.

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