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Fake medical note was bid to shield murder accused from reporting requirements
✓ Illawarra MercuryPower & Policy

Fake medical note was bid to shield murder accused from reporting requirements

Timothy Mansfield, 36, forged a doctor's certificate to help a man accused of murder avoid bail reporting. He said he was afraid of the consequences if he refused.

Why it mattersCourts treat bail conditions seriously and see helping someone dodge them as a major risk. This case shows how accused people sometimes get help from others to escape these rules.

AustraliaThe case highlights vulnerabilities in Australia's bail system and how police uncover attempts to circumvent court-ordered reporting.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 3 h ago

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