as "The miscarriage of justice was due to Gobbo’s conduct" and not officers of Victoria Police. Zlate Cvetanovski had his conviction for commercial drug trafficking overturned on 30October 2020 with around 1 year left following 11 years in custody after Gobbo, whilst acting for Zlate, convinced a key witness to co-operate with Victoria Police and testify against him. In quashing the conviction the Court of Appeal justice declared that there had been a "substantial miscarriage of justice" which was followed by prosecutors saying that a retrial of the case would be unjust. Tomato tins ecstasy case On 8August 2008, Australian Federal Police announced the arrest of 17 people New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria and the seizure of in relation to an attempt to import 4.4tonnes of ecstasy in what was described by Australian Customs as the world's largest ever ecstasy seizure. The 15-16million pills were discovered by Customs in Melbourne packed in over 3,000 tomato tins inside a container from Italy on 28June 2007. This was followed in 2008 by the 24June 2008 seizure of 150 kg of a white powder that testing indicated was cocaine. By December 2008 the number of people who had been arrested in relation to the attempted importations had reached 26. At the Royal Commission it was revealed that the drug operation was uncovered due to information provided by Gobbo which she had gotten from her client Rob Karam. Gobbo also provided police with phone numbers which were used to gain additional information on the group. It was also noted that police had concluded that the convictions were tainted in 2011 but even though Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton testified that prosecutors would normally be told, that information was not given to Commonwealth prosecutors. Pasquale Barbaro was accused of heading the importation syndicate and, after pleading guilty and agreeing to a deal with prosecutors for a shorter sentence was sentenced to life in prison after the Victorian Supreme Court judge who sentenced him declined to hear the prosecution submission. In late 2018 Rob Karam began legal action to challenge his conviction based on the actions of Gobbo including the fact that she had passed on information received from him to Victoria Police. After being represented by Gobbo in an early appeal, Saverio Zirilli plead guilty to conspiracy to traffic ecstasy pills and cocaine after agreeing to a deal with prosecutors for a shorter