of crime. However, in March 2007, the Queensland Court of Appeal barred the Corby family from spending money generated by the book, pending a claim by the Commonwealth under laws which prevent those who commit crimes from profiting by them. The amount of $267,500 has been frozen pending forfeiture proceedings. Qantas refused the use of light box displays to advertise the book at its Australian terminals, saying it was their right to refuse advertising they deem inappropriate on their premises. In July 2007, a Queensland court granted the government the right to interview four individuals in the publishing industry, who were not named, in order to secure evidence. It was also revealed that the proceeds from the book, as well as from a subsequent paid interview, were deposited in the name of Mercedes Corby's Indonesian husband. In 2008, Corby's autobiography was retitled and published as No More Tomorrows for the international market and was made available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish and Dutch. The original autobiography was extended, updated and republished in October 2019. See also Bali Nine Illegal drug trade Legality of cannabis Michelle Leslie Schapelle (film) List of Australian criminals List of Australians imprisoned or executed abroad References Further reading External links HBO Documentaries – Ganja Queen 1977 births Living people Australian cannabis traffickers Australian people imprisoned abroad Australian women memoirists Australian writers Cannabis in Indonesia Inmates of Kerobokan Prison People from the Gold Coast, Queensland People convicted of cannabis offenses