Jack de Belin sex assault trial to proceed after delays

Sidelined St George Illawarra player Jack de Belin is set to face trial in November on aggravated sexual assault charges after losing a legal challenge to his case.He and his co-accused have pleaded not guilty and remain on conditional bailDe Belin and his co-accused Callan Sinclair sat calmly in Wollongong District Court this morning waiting to hear the decision of their appeal to stay the proceedings.

The complicated pre-trial argument in the months leading to the decision involved many closed-court hearings and all evidence was suppressed."The court requests, or more strictly demands, the patience and forbearance of the public and the media in their compliance with pre-trial procedural non-publication requirements and the suppression orders made."

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