Original sentence: At the trial Chambers remained handcuffed.At the trial the arresting officer testified he saw Barlow holding the maroon suitcase and shivering while waiting to board the plane.Barlow was represented by Karpal Singh, who was assisted by Melbourne barrister Frank Galbally.Their trial started July 1985.Through the trial they each insisted the other owned the drugs and that they themselves were unaware of the drugs
Edited sentence: Barlow's lawyer Karpal Singh was assisted by Melbourne barrister Frank Galbally at the appeal.Chambers also testified that Barlow had attempted to bribe a policeman at the airport when the drugs were discovered.Chambers remained handcuffed through the trial.Chambers testified in court that he didn't know about the drugs in the case, and that Barlow had also used the case.Chambers was represented at the trial by Rasiah Rajasingham and Barlow by Karpal Singh.On 23 July the judge rejected Singh's attempt to have Rajasingham disqualified on grounds that he had received confidential information from Barlow in the nine months before the trial when he acted for both of the accused.The arresting officer testified that he saw Barlow holding the maroon suitcase and shivering while waiting to board the plane.The court heard that Chambers had acknowledged ownership of the suitcase two days after the arrest.The trial opened with both men claiming the drugs found in the maroon suitcase belonged to the other.Their trial started 17 July 1985