if they hang corby, it's on howard's head

Useless little man is quite prepared to interfere in the Indonesian legal process over Bashir.


AFP accused of not assisting Corby lawyers

An Indonesian court has given lawyers an extra week to gather information for the defence of a Gold Coast woman accused of drug trafficking in Bali.

Businessman Ron Bakir, who is funding extra legal support for Corby, says the Australian Federal Police has not responded to his team's repeated requests.

Schapelle Corby's hearing was due to resume tomorrow but it has been adjourned.

She has been accused of taking more than four kilograms of marijuana into Bali and has denied any wrongdoing.

Mr Bakir says his team is still waiting for vital information from the Australian Federal Police and Qantas.

"We have asked that the Australian Federal Police come forward and give evidence or give us some sort of discussions, they have given us absolutely nothing," he said.

"I don't think they understand the importance of this case - that the girl's life is at stake and her life is in their hands.

"Names of baggage handlers who took Ms Corby's bag, security processes in the terminals of Brisbane and Sydney and a number of other things that Qantas has said they are going to do and will do this morning."