In Storry v Commissioner of Police [2024] QCA 98, the Court of Appeal considered with an application from Venetia Louise Storry. The case stemmed from a collision on 27 July 2016, involving Storry’s vehicle and one driven by Jonathon David Weir. Storry was convicted of failing to give way at an intersection. Her subsequent appeal to the District Court was dismissed. Storry then sought leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal, which was also dismissed in October 2018. Over time, Storry made several applications to have previous judgments set aside, aiming to introduce new evidence such as an audio recording (Exhibit 6) and what she termed as the “QPrime” evidence. Bond JA, considering the jurisdiction and the validity of further appeals, adjourned the application to be heard by a full Court of Appeal panel, directing preparations for a more detailed appellate review.
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