Take Two: the criminal justice system revisited


In 1991 Tim Anderson was acquitted of charges related to a bombing outside a political conference in Sydney, in 1978.
In 1992 he published a book (Take Two, Bantam, Sydney) about his arrests, court cases, and prison experiences,
over the previous thirteen years. Take Two is now out of print, but its full text is reproduced here, along with a 2002 update.


1. Out of the Blue
 2. Ananda Marga
 3. The Hilton Explosion
 4. The Yagoona Case
 5. My Police Record
 6. Denning goes 'on the dog'
7. The Pederick Story
 8. The Multiple Choice Bombing
 9. Captain Enguerrand Rides On
 10. To the Magistrate
 11. Contempt is a One Way Street
 12. Talking Tough
13. Trial
 14. Conviction
 15. From the Sydney Police Centre
 16. A Day Out
 17. The Construction of Evidence
 18. CEFTA
19. It Seemed Like I Never Left
 20. The Non-Worker's Yard
 21. Troublemaker
 22. Every Jail a Factory
 23. The Story of David Walker
 24. Justice for the Guilty
25. Judgement
 26. The Role of the Informer
 27. Crime and the Mass Media
 28. Living with Spies
 29. Johnny Walker and British Justice
 30. ICAC Loks at Informers
31. Judges, Lawyers and Juries
 32. The Fall-Out
 33. And in Conclusion

2002: UPDATE


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