Many Australians saw Schapelle Corby's human rights being trampled upon with their own eyes. They saw the nature of the show trial for themselves: the refusal to test the drugs for country of origin, the refusal to fingerprint, the judge who had never acquitted anyone, and subsequently even the burning of the evidence so that it could never be used to free her. They saw that her testimony and whole demeanor were clearly those of an innocent person, and in contrast they saw the shambolic pretence of judicial procedure in which evidence was simply an irritant and a deflection from the pre-ordained process. They then saw a vengeful and barbaric sentence of 20 YEARS awarded. 20 years in conditions barely imaginable. This was visible and open to all. The cat was out of the bag. But for the Australian Government, their strategic relationship with Indonesia trumps Schapelle Corby's human rights every time. This was potentially disastrous for them. Enter the Australian...