guilty – that's the challenge." Littlemore represented Mercedes Corby, the sister of Schapelle Corby, in her defamation action against Australian television broadcaster the Seven Network which was decided in her favour. He also represented Pauline Hanson in her defamation action against News Ltd., after The Sun-Herald and The Sunday Telegraph published (and later retracted) nude photographs that they claimed showed a young Ms Hanson. A settlement was reached between the parties out of court. In 2012, Littlemore represented former NSW Labor politician Eddie Obeid in hearings before the Independent Commission Against Corruption. In 2020, Littlemore represented actor Craig McLachlan in a high-profile sexual assault case. After delivering the verdict the magistrate criticised Littlemore for asking inappropriate questions of the complainants "such as the length of the average female labia majora, or whether a complainant was proud of her figure or other troubling and outdated stereotypes of sexual assault victims". Honours In 2001, Littlemore was appointed an Officier de l'Ordre national du Mérite by the President of France, Jacques Chirac, for services to Law and Journalism. References External links Profile, 13th Floor St James Hall chambers , Media Watch, Australian Screen Online "Lunch with Stuart Littlemore" by Raymond Gill, The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 September 2012 Australian journalists Australian television presenters Australian King's Counsel Australian barristers Living people Year of birth missing (living people) University of New South Wales Law School alumni People educated at Scots College (Sydney)