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The mysterious case of a man imprisoned in the ACT last year in a process which was hidden from the public, is raising questions over whether more such "secret trials" are taking place in Australia.
It is understood that the prisoner, given a pseudonym of Alan Johns, was a former intelligence official, but details about his crime and background have been kept suppressed.
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Stephen Blanks, spokesperson, New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties
Brian Toohey, author
Michael Shoebridge, defence director, Australian Strategic Policy Institute
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