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State of Shock (1989) | Slate

State of Shock

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State of Shock

The 1981 murder trial of Alwyn Peter made Australian legal history when his defence lawyer successfully argued that charges of murder and manslaughter were inappropriate for dispossessed, semi-tribal Aborigines.

Released: 1989
Runtime: 58m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Australia
Language: English

Direction and writing

David BradburyDirector

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